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V-Ray


Let's you render anything & everything.

Course Overview

V-Ray is the complete lighting, shading, and rendering toolkit using which you can render anything & everything. V-Ray is a commercial plug-in, used for visualizations and computer graphics in industries such as media, entertainment, film and video game production, industrial design, product design, and architecture. CAD DESK offers the best classroom training in India that helps the learner to get in depth knowledge of various tools and features available in the V-Ray software.

Due to the usage of advanced techniques, V-Ray is highly recommended in multiple industries such as architectural visualization, advertising, and visual effects, etc., and is most commonly preferred by conventional renders. CAD DESK provides the best coaching classes to its students in the field of CAD, CAM & CAE. And, while taking the software training, students are encouraged to do an Internship and also get an opportunity to go for industrial visits as well.

CAD DESK not only provides the software training but also provides 100% Placement assistance to all of its students. During the classes, students get many other facilities including study materials, e-books, various tutorials & projects related to software; which works as an additional benefit to them. Further, students get a provision to transfer to any of our franchise centers in India; even if they have enrolled in CAD DESK Mysuru or at any other CAD DESK center. At the end of course completion, CAD DESK students get a certificate that is completely verified and provides great recognition to the students in the industry.

Courses Contents

Introduction
Introduction
Getting Ready to Render with V-Ray
Locating V-Ray’s tools and features
V-Ray’s image-saving options
Image sampling explained
Modelling with primitives and modifiers
Understanding subdivisions
Using the DMC Sampler
Overview of color mapping
Understanding the color-mapping modes
Introduction to lighting in V-Ray
Dealing with lighting problems
Adding a spherical fill light
Creating a mesh light
Creating a skylight effect
Working with the dome light
Global illumination (GI) explained
Understanding primary and secondary bounces
How irradiance mapping works
Global Using irradiance mapping, part 1
Using irradiance mapping, part 2
How light cache works
Using light cache
Understanding brute force GI
Using brute force GI
Introduction to V-Ray-specific materials
Creating a diffuse color
Making reflective materials
Blurring reflections
Making clear and colored glass
Creating a translucency effect
Quality Control with Image Sampling
Introduction to image sampling
Using the Fixed-Rate sampler
How to use the Adaptive DMC sampler
Working with the Adaptive Subdivision sampler
Comparing image-sampling renders
The physical workflow explained
Working with V-Ray Sun and V-Ray Sky
Controlling the V-Ray Physical Camera
Depth of field: V-Ray Physical Camera
Depth of field: using a perspective viewport
Creating a motion blur effect
Generating caustic effects
Stereoscopic 3D rendering
Render elements workflow
Preparing to composite
Compositing V-Ray elements
Putting extra elements to work
Post-lighting a scene