vray settings

Janrey · June 8th, 2006

I need help with regards to settings in vray. I want to achive a bright look for my interior and exterior like this one. I'm not sure if this was achieved through lighting settings or render settings. Could anyone help me set the lighting effects or post some vray settings to achieve this one?

Thanks!
~Janrey

kippu · June 9th, 2006

best way to learn would be to do some basic tutorials and then start doing your own scenes and post the progress in the section and we can help

Janrey · June 9th, 2006

ok thanks! i have this rendered scene of mine...and i want it to look much brighter with those foggy look like in the first scene i posted. please comment on it and if you could help me achieve what i wanted.

thanks!

Jeffrey · June 9th, 2006

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Originally Posted by Janrey

ok thanks! i have this rendered scene of mine...and i want it to look much brighter with those foggy look like in the first scene i posted. please comment on it and if you could help me achieve what i wanted.
thanks!

Hey, nice rendering you got there. for the foggy look, I think you can try the diffuse glow in photoshop. I posted the same image, is it somethng you;re looking for?

drvox · June 19th, 2006

Hi Janray

Great picture there!! I just wonder how did you get that garden... is there any tutorial for it?? It looks so fine...

Congratulations!!

King Regards,

Patrício Silva

Janrey · June 20th, 2006

Hi Patricio,

Thanks! This rendered perspective is a model unit for proposed subdivision here in the Philippines. The landscape was designed/planned by a landscape architect. Following the planting plan and the material specifications that he gave us the landscape is a combination of 2D pictures enhanced in photoshop and 3D model of plants merged in the scene. I'm very sorry but no tutorial thing was followed to do this landscape, i guess what you can do is to just merge any plant which you might want to put in yout scene and just follow your instinct if it looks good or not. And of course a little help from a landscape expert might help you a lot in creating a nice one.

I hope my explanation may help you.

~Janrey

hannielngo · May 1st, 2007

janrey nice work ur from philippines ryt

Onzki · May 4th, 2007

hello kababayan..

what do you mean foggy? anyway--i bumped into this site, http://www.oman3d.com/tutorials/3ds/fog_stealth/
but im not sure if this is the foggy scene your looking.

Onzki · May 4th, 2007

hi, nice rendering. what's your light setup for this exterior perspective? did you use daylight or target light,etc..? im just new on 3dmax/viz=)
thanks!

June 9th, 2006	#2 (permalink)
kippu Veteran Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: india Age: 32 Posts: 1,389 Name: maria prem	Re: vray settings best way to learn would be to do some basic tutorials and then start doing your own scenes and post the progress in the section and we can help

June 19th, 2006	#5 (permalink)
drvox Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Amsterdam Posts: 91 Name: Patricio Silva	Re: vray settings Hi Janray Great picture there!! I just wonder how did you get that garden... is there any tutorial for it?? It looks so fine... Congratulations!! King Regards, Patrício Silva

June 20th, 2006	#6 (permalink)
Janrey Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Quezon City Posts: 7 Name: Janrey Laureano	Re: vray settings Hi Patricio, Thanks! This rendered perspective is a model unit for proposed subdivision here in the Philippines. The landscape was designed/planned by a landscape architect. Following the planting plan and the material specifications that he gave us the landscape is a combination of 2D pictures enhanced in photoshop and 3D model of plants merged in the scene. I'm very sorry but no tutorial thing was followed to do this landscape, i guess what you can do is to just merge any plant which you might want to put in yout scene and just follow your instinct if it looks good or not. And of course a little help from a landscape expert might help you a lot in creating a nice one. I hope my explanation may help you. ~Janrey

May 1st, 2007	#7 (permalink)
hannielngo Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: caloocan Posts: 2 Name: hanniel ngo	Re: vray settings janrey nice work ur from philippines ryt

May 4th, 2007	#8 (permalink)
Onzki Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Mt.Apo Posts: 38 Name: onzki Ecapet	Re: vray settings hello kababayan.. what do you mean foggy? anyway--i bumped into this site, http://www.oman3d.com/tutorials/3ds/fog_stealth/ but im not sure if this is the foggy scene your looking.

May 4th, 2007	#9 (permalink)
Onzki Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Mt.Apo Posts: 38 Name: onzki Ecapet	Re: vray settings hi, nice rendering. what's your light setup for this exterior perspective? did you use daylight or target light,etc..? im just new on 3dmax/viz=) thanks!

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