vray tutorial

[Linda]

Here is the tutorial i promised it might not be the best but i tried anyway
I hope it can be helpfull for someone.

http://67.15.36.49/team/Tutorials/li...ay/vray_01.asp

[losbellos]

I think, its just great. Very nice tutorial.
Excellent Job!

Actually the omni light has an other good value which I would add, that it also helps to eliminate dark corners, and it can also decrease rendertime.
(yes, decrease)

I think maybe add some more comment about the multipler, also, that did u used shadow for it or it doesnt cast shadow and so.

Go on!
GREAT!

[Linda]

Thanks losbellos and yes i am aware of some lack of details but now it is to late i dont think they are up to changes now when the tutorial is added. Next time.............

[losbellos]

I did not mean this way, you did excellent job, and thats it! (i mean no more comment )

[Linda]

Ok in that whay thanks even moore

[egz]

Great job Linda! I've added a link from VRay.info

[natty]

Yeah well composed

[Linda]

Thanks Torgier that´s great

[Da_elf]

really nice tutorial linda.

[timmatron]

Thats a cool tutorial. Thank you very much.

One thing I don't get is what role the omni light plays. You said 'to fill the room up'. Is this also casting shadows or is that what the vray lights are supposed to do?

I would have guessed that you would need a target spot light outside too, but apparently you don't need that at all.

Thanks again! Will definitely point me in the right direction when I try something like this.

[DaForce]

Thanks for the great tut Linda.

Excellent work

[Linda]

timmatron: no i didn´t use any target ligt only the lights you can see in the tutorial and i like to put omni lights in my scenes with attenuation on it defines the shadows in a more realistic way in my oppinion.

[johnvid]

Lovely

I think the image is great, the one in the tutorial is good too...

[Syclone1]

Nice tutorial Linda, thanks

-dave

[budd]

wow,saw this on 3dtotal but didn't realise it was you cool keep 'em coming!