Living Room in 3ds Max - Tip of the Week

This interior scene comes from Archinteriors vol. 59. It was modeled in 3ds Max and rendered in V-Ray. You can purchase this scene or the entire collection from Evermotion Shop.

Final render straight out of V-Ray frame buffer. We used combined lighting of VraySun / VraySky and interior lights.

Wireframe view.

Viewport in 3ds Max as seen by camera number one.

Top view of the scene.

Isometric view.

We placed some trees models outside the window that is seen by the camera. To avoid lagging, we excluded drawing geometry of not selected models in viewport.

A base plane with grass texture - it will not be visible in the camera so it has just a green tiled material.

The ground material is pretty simple, as we don't plan to make close-ups, we don't need anything more complicated here.

1st floor - we have additional lights here to make the staircase a bit brighter. Without them it would be too dark and without details.

Staircase light settings.

Interior - ceiling light settings.

Halogen modeled into stairs with its light source.

Halogen light settings.

Stairs.

Stairs - close up

Stairs element - close up

Stairs - material

Stairs material - continued

Stairs material - continued.

Camera settings. We have four cameras in the scene.

Camera settings

Camera settings

Camera settings

Environment settings.

Vray Sun settings

Render settings

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