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I'm a student and playing around with the demo version of v-ray for max the past days. I really love it but find it hard to learn because all of my colleagures and friends don't do rendering and i'm very new to all this stuff. I would like to know if i would get full access to this forum and get help setting up some materials and scenes in v-ray with just the annual EDU licence. Or is it not the right place for a noob like me (just got experience with daz studio, poser and the octane engine and would like to switch to 3ds max and v-ray)?
My university has it's focus on software development and applied science and not really on CG (just webdesign and such stuff) so i was also wondering if i even may buy a EDU licence. But i'm very interested into CG and bring my hobby to the next level with v-ray.
Thank you very much for any info and have a nice day!
I'm a student and playing around with the demo version of v-ray for max the past days. I really love it but find it hard to learn because all of my colleagures and friends don't do rendering and i'm very new to all this stuff. I would like to know if i would get full access to this forum and get help setting up some materials and scenes in v-ray with just the annual EDU licence. Or is it not the right place for a noob like me (just got experience with daz studio, poser and the octane engine and would like to switch to 3ds max and v-ray)?
My university has it's focus on software development and applied science and not really on CG (just webdesign and such stuff) so i was also wondering if i even may buy a EDU licence. But i'm very interested into CG and bring my hobby to the next level with v-ray.
Thank you very much for any info and have a nice day!
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