Getting started with V-Ray for MODO is easy, because of its tight integration with MODO’s native lighting and shading. All existing lighting and shading settings are converted for V-Ray behind the scenes.
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This video covers the V-Ray materials and the advantages they can offer over MODO materials. In the first part, we will look at the V-Ray Material with the GGX BRDF Type.
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Explore V-Ray’s materials and the advantages they can offer over MODO materials. In this second part, we will look at V-Ray’s Blend Material, and V-Ray’s Fast SSS2 material.
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Take a closer look at the V-Ray Physical Camera and the Lens Effects that are available with V-Ray. We will continue using the headphone scene from the previous tutorials.
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You will learn about the render settings and using targeted sampling in order to speed up the render times. We will continue using the headphone scene from the previous tutorials.
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This video takes a closer look at the Global Illumination feature in V-Ray for MODO. We will continue using the headphone scene from the previous tutorials, with a slight modification.
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Watch this video and learn about V-Ray’s lights and how to apply textures to them, using a modified version of the headphone scene that mimics a photographic studio.
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This video takes an introductory look at V-Ray Proxy Objects where we will take a look at how to use proxies in V-Ray to handle high-density geometry and to improve file IO.
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