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TipOfTheWeek. Simple interior lighting - part 1

Kuba / Evermotion 2013-02-28 13:15 tutorial > 3ds MAX > lighting

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Kuba from Evermotion explains in this tutorial how to setup lights in interior scene with V-ray. Enjoy!

Author: Kuba / Evermotion Editor: dr_After

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Simple exterior lighting in Vray

Simple exterior lighting in Vray

TipOfTheWeek: Short tutorial on how to setup the lighting for an exterior scene using Vray 2.0 and 3dsmax.

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Making decorative element for interior by Mateusz Pietruszka

Making decorative element for interior by Mateusz Pietruszka

In this tutorial I would like to show you process of making decorative element for interior. Effect, I think, is pretty good and this technique combined with another can be used to model more complicated elements. Level of difficulty depends mostly on your knowledge about 3ds Max (you don't have to be pro to be able to achieve final result fast).

Making Interior Scene

Making Interior Scene

Unlock the secrets of crafting impressive interior scenes with Evermotion's tutorial. From lighting and composition to materials and details, learn the essential techniques to design captivating and realistic interior environments.

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In this tutorial I would like to show you process of making decorative element for interior. Effect, I think, is pretty good and this technique combined with another can be used to model more complicated elements. Level of difficulty depends mostly on your knowledge about 3ds Max (you don't have to be pro to be able to achieve final result fast).

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Arch.Hany 14:31:02 | 28-02-2013

It Was Amazing Really I learned some new tricks there ,Thanks a Million :D

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vojislav 17:23:48 | 28-02-2013

nice tips! I appreciate. say something about camera setings?

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lillo1 20:21:00 | 28-02-2013

very nice... i've got two questions: what material for the base plan? and camera settings?.. cheers.

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Ahmednibo 08:15:45 | 01-03-2013

Thanks ...this is very helpful ...what about the camera settings?

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vel 15:02:03 | 01-03-2013

Hi all, thanks for great response. Camera setup is not that important, just control exposure with one of the settings: ISO, shutter speed of F number.( It doesnt matter which one, unless you want to use physical dof) Camera settings are visible in the scene at some point in tutorial. Use vertical shift ( click "guess") and disable vignetting. You may play a litte with color mapping, but in most cases light blue will work just fine.

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peter32 09:44:28 | 02-03-2013

i have not viewed the tip, but is it mental ry or v-ray?

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martta 22:40:14 | 03-03-2013

It is V-ray tutorial

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lithningblue 10:30:29 | 04-03-2013

Thanks for this cool tips, i like idea of orange sphere to get sunlight, its better then get direct sun to the room.

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thanhluong 11:36:06 | 07-03-2013

It's in the way of your creativity!Excellent.Thank you very much.I really impressed with colormapping and the influence of the outer floor.

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turas29 12:33:53 | 09-03-2013

Hi, great tutorial. I have a question about window glass, in this kind of shots do you put glass in windows or it is just window frame ?

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Neo 18:41:41 | 06-08-2013

Give complete scene please!

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suyoga_ghag 08:24:11 | 09-10-2013

Hi, Thanks for the tutorials. But want to know the setting of vray physical camera

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trgraphics 18:18:16 | 03-01-2014

Nice tutorial but I don't understand why do a light tutorial and not include the scene. Lighting is so specific to the scene it's difficult to transfer to another scene unless you learn the method in the scene being used.

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josvi 13:39:12 | 28-07-2014

Magnifico, me hubiera gustado ver como responden mas materiales.

user

kuboa 22:13:35 | 16-11-2014

Moc hezký tutoriál. Díky. Thans. Very nice tut.

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