V-Ray for Rhino interior training

[fpedrogo]

Hi all
We are going to have a new online interior render training on March 30 at 11am ET. Also we will have a section in Spanish on March 31 at 11am ET. The training will be 60min plus time for questions.

These are The topics that we are going to cover.
- Natural lights (physical sun)
- Artificial lights (rectangular lights and IES lights)
- V-Ray Hyper-realistic materials (woods, leather, Floor tiles,etc.)
- V-Ray setting ( Quality vs Speed setting)
- Post Processing in Photoshop

Hola a todos
Vamos a tener un nuevo tutotial en linea para interior en marzo 30 a las 11am ET. Tambien vamos a tener una seccion en espanol el 31 de marzo a las 11am ET.
Estos son los temas que vamos a discutir
- Luz natural (rectangular lights and IES lights)
- Materiales Hiper-realistas para V-Ray (madera, cuero, losa de pisos,etc.)
- Parametros de V-Ray ( Velocidad vs Calidad)
- Post proceso en Photoshop.

The cost for the online training is $49.00
You could visit out online store to buy your space.
http://software.asgvis.com/index.php...art&Itemid=435


These are examples of the scene. The scene is basically one of the Archinterior that I modeled in Rhino. I also use one lamp from http://www.flyingarchitecture.com/

[Newgate]

Re: V-Ray for Rhino interior training

this looks simply amazing, i personaly dont use rhino, but i'm wondering if its better then sketchup

[fpedrogo]

Re: V-Ray for Rhino interior training

this looks simply amazing, i personaly dont use rhino, but i'm wondering if its better then sketchup

Thanks. I think rhino is more sophisticated software that SU, with more tools for modeling, but you can also achieve awesome and complex models with Sketchup. Although Rhino is an easy to learn software the learning curve is longer than the SU one. SU is simple and easy if you want to make basic modeling. At the end of the day it is up to the user choose which software he need. In my personal case I use Rhino more than SU.

Best

[arturmf]

Re: V-Ray for Rhino interior training

Sorry the "intromissão"...

But about Rhino, i think like Fpedrogo: it is a little more solid and technical than SU. I like it.

AMAZING sofa (leather and wood are simply great).

Cheers

[RuneG]

Re: V-Ray for Rhino interior training

Will this tutorial be available in the online store in near future?

[fpedrogo]

Re: V-Ray for Rhino interior training

Will this tutorial be available in the online store in near future?

Yes, this tutorial will be available soon

[arqestevez1]

Re: V-Ray for Rhino interior training

i'm from the sketchup side, but i just took the training (for sketchup) and i gotta say that after 2 years using vray, i finally understood a lot of parameters from the vray options. it's great, really, you learn stuff that ain't so easy to understand by ourselves only by reading the manual, so... i really recomend it :P

[artupato]

Re: V-Ray for Rhino interior training

but can an SU user achieve results like this sir fernando?

[fpedrogo]

Re: V-Ray for Rhino interior training

but can an SU user achieve results like this sir fernando?

Yes, V-Ray for Rhino and V-Ray for Sketchup are twin brother.

This is the post for the VfSU training. I thing that the quality are very good too.

http://forum.asgvis.com/index.php?topic=10131.0

[matus.nedecky]

Re: V-Ray for Rhino interior training

Very nice! I am very curious about the carpet... what's the material settings of it?

[fpedrogo]

Re: V-Ray for Rhino interior training

Very nice! I am very curious about the carpet... what's the material settings of it?

Thank. The carpet is just geometry.