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Learn how to use V-Ray GPU supported features such as the displacement modifier, V-Ray Hair Material, and Ornatrix plugin. This scene is available for 3ds Max 2014 and up.
In this video tutorial take a look at how the V-Ray Denoiser works, and what can be achieved with it. You’ll also learn how to use the V-Ray Denoiser as a standalone animation tool.
This V-Ray tutorial demonstrates how to render very high resolution images, together with their separate render elements, with V-Ray RT GPU.
Use the Forest Pack scattering tool to easily create wooded landscapes, supported in V-Ray GPU rendering. You’ll see distributed rendering in action, too.
In this video tutorial, we’ll introduce the V-Ray sun and sky system, and its different sky models. You’ll learn how to use parameters to fine tune your scene.
This video demonstrates the V-Ray Clipper feature. This performs render-time sections, cut-outs, and booleans, and fills gaps in geometry left from cutting.
See how to use volumetric effects in V-Ray, such as V-Ray Environment Fog and V-Ray Aerial Perspective.
In part two, we examine VRayVolumeGrid. This loads and renders volumetric cache files, such as OpenVDB, Field3D, and PhoenixFD aura files.
We use a V-Ray Sun and Sky light setup to demonstrate the V-Ray Edges Texture feature, rendered interactively with V-Ray RT.
In this V-Ray video tutorial, we’ll take a closer look at the “VRayFur” and how we can use it to create procedural fur and grass using the GPU.
This tutorial demonstrates how to use “VRayEnvironmentFog” to create a volumetric effect known as “God rays” using V-Ray for 3ds Max.