First scene using vray.

[musaddiqueshaikh]

hello vray users.this is my scene that i renderes after 1 1/2 day of working. I need a comment & guide from all of you people as i am new comer to vray.

i am not setisfied with the scene as it is foggy effect and lack of contrast and not properly showing shadows even i used vray shadows i am given little detail of my scene below.

 

i used 6 photometric ies light on ceiling, 2 vray lights on windows. and no sun or sky light. also guide me how to enrich material to relistic as i spend 1/2 day on my table but even its worst quality.

 

please guide me.......

[Ricardo Eloy]

Please, post images for C&C in the appropriate section of the forum.

[aaronmolina]

For starters, make sure the vray lights at the windows have 'sky portal' checked; and, the lights by the windows are meant to guide light through, that's why sky portal is checked. So, you'll need to have a light like gray dome or gray sun outside the building. Also, from all the jagged edges, materials and look of your render, the fray settings need to be optimized for your scene. To know more about your gray render settings, you should post a screen shot of the render settings.

 

And, this post should be in the WIP part of the forum.

 

P.S please post the render setting for a further look.

Edited November 20, 2012 by aaronmolina

[Chris MacDonald]

You have some serious aliasing going on. There don't appear to be any contact shadows, or anything other than very soft vague shadows. The materials look very basic.

[musaddiqueshaikh]

thank you for reply.

 

the shadow were set to vray shadow. but it isn't satisfying and if know just basic texture mapping that why the material is not rich in color.

can u have any tutorial about vray shadows and realistic texturing

 

thank you again......

[RyderSK]

Nothing to fix it, nothing would help. You lack everything. You need to start from scratch, by following some complete ABC easy-to-follow tutorial that involves creation of scene, modeling, shadering, lightning, rendering and simple post.

 

Just google VISCORBEL. Guy has awesome english, speaks calmly, easy to follow and understand and guides through project from A to Z. Don't waste your time with tinkering, obviously it led you nowhere.

 

 

Also, don't get into the bullshit that you need 25 lights for interior, if you don't understand how lights work foremost. 90perc of time I use single VraySky to light my full scene. Latest example :

 

Edited November 20, 2012 by RyderSK
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[musaddiqueshaikh]

oh...

i appreciate your feedback as i am newer to vray and don't know much about lighting techniques.

In that above my first scene i tried to lit as per real world lighting.

please see my level and advise me some good and practice tutorials for me.

i read/ seen several tutorial which are vary easy but when i went to practice it. it wont worked for me and also guide me for free 3d models download links.

 

 

thank you again....

[RyderSK]

Viscorbel. He has the most beginners friendly tutorials, since he goes slow, and cover and show every aspect. He doesn't skip, you see him clieck every single stuff. He has lot of free stuff (whole lightning series, for interior, which you will like) but also very cheap longer tutorials (7+ hours for each).

 

Evermotion has some complete free full 3D scenes. You can download those and see how they are setup-ed.

There is whole "free 3D resources" thread on this forum.