Making V-Ray the render engine Enabling Gamma The V-Ray toolbar Enabling the V-Ray frame buffer Expert Mode Turning off default lights Using Adpative Image Sampler GI Environment Global Illumination Using the Irradiance method to calculate primary bounce Using the Brute Force method to calculate secondary bounces Irradiance Map Settings Show Samples Interpolation Samples Subdivs Brute Force Settings Multipliers Ambient Occlusion Using Gradient Ramp for Environment
Using Omni light to add shadows
Introduction to Color Mapping
Introduction to V-Ray Material
Rendering with sRGB on
V-Ray quick settings
The V-Ray Light Lister

• Replacing the Raytrace map with the VRaymap
• Setting Indirect Illumination
• Gradient Ramp as an environment
• Replacing the Gradient Ramp with the HDRI Sky
• Adding V-Ray Light – Sphere to mimic the sun
• Replacing the V-Ray light with the V-Ray Sun
• Rendering at higher quality

• Initializing V-Ray Adding a Daylight System Replacing the sun with the VRaySun Adding a VRaySky
• Changing the Exposure Control
• Color Mapping
• Using V-Ray Material to Create Glass
• Using Standard Max Material then Converting It to V-Ray
• Using the V-Ray Frame Buffer
• Creating Sunset Scene
• Rendering Using High-Quality Settings

• Importing the Road Splines from AutoCAD
• Recreating the Road and the Pavement
• Applying Material to the Road and the Pavement
• Using the Displacement Modifier to Create Grass
• Adding Entourage
• HDRI Lighting Using the VRay Dome Light
• Creating a Night Scene

• Adding Environment Lighting
• Adding Direct Lighting using V-Ray Light Plane as Area Light
• Adjusting Color Mapping
• Creating indirect Illumination Using a Cylinder and V-Ray Light Materia
• l Using the VRayMtlWrapper to Reduce Reflection
• Adding Direct Lights Such as Standard Directional Lights or V-Ray Sun
• Using V-Ray Material to Apply Material to Sofas and Table
• Rendering Regions
• Adding Carpet and Carpet Material
• Experimenting with Various GI Engines

• Standard Lights and Light Cache
• Photometric Lights/IES
• V-Ray Lights
• Objects as Light Sources
• Turning Off Default Lights
• Creating a Light Using a Cone and a Photometric Light