In this new Simply Rhino V-Ray video tutorial, part of our new ‘Getting Started with V-Ray’ series, we create a night-time architectural interior render using V-Ray 6 for Rhino 7.

Adding Elements and Materials from Chaos Cosmos

The starting point for this video is the same model and settings as used in our previous daylight V-Ray Architectural Exterior tutorial. We look at examining and adjusting the camera exposure and adding interior elements and materials from Chaos Cosmos before going on to add various lights into the scene and adjusting these to suit the night-time exterior environment. 

Detailed Set-up of Lights and Emissive Materials

Next steps are to look at the set-up of Rectangular Lights, Mesh Lights, Sphere Lights and Emissive Materials and this is demonstrated in some detail. Finally to complete the tutorial we showcase V-Ray Light Mix – a useful tool to make changes to the lighting after the render has completed.

V-Ray 6 and Rhino 7 – Architectural Interior Rendering Video

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Simply Rhino are the UK’s Favourite Supplier of Rhino and Rhino Plugin Software. If you’d like to find out more then you have several options:

• Visit the Simply Rhino Website and find out more about Rhino Software
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In this new Simply Rhino introductory level V-Ray video tutorial, part of our new ‘Getting Started with V-Ray’ series, we show how to create a ‘White Studio Render’ in V-Ray 6 for Rhino, in just a few simple steps.

V-Ray for Product Designers

This type of image, where the product sits on a white ground plane and against a white backdrop whilst having interesting lighting and reflections, is widely used in Product Design. Simply Rhino V-Ray trainer and Rhino expert, Phil Cook, explains the default V-Ray lighting and background setup before going on to create an editable image based lighting solution with the V-Ray Dome Light.

Introduction to V-Ray Render Elements

Phil also shows how V-Ray Render Elements can be added to the Render to allow post processing adjustment inside the V-Ray Frame Buffer.

V-Ray 6 and Rhino 7 – Product Design Render Video

Find Out More About Rhino, V-Ray, and our CAD Training

Simply Rhino are the UK’s Favourite Supplier of Rhino and Rhino Plugin Software. If you’d like to find out more then you have several options:

• Visit the Simply Rhino Website and find out more about Rhino Software and V-Ray
• Learn Rhino with a Certified Rhino Course
• Contact the Simply Rhino Experts
• Buy your Rhino License Online – for those looking to buy Rhino

More V-Ray Video Content

Interested in using V-Ray for Architectural scenes? Then watch our V-Ray Architectural Exterior rendering video tutorial.

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In this new Simply Rhino V-Ray video tutorial, part of our new ‘Getting Started with V-Ray’ series, we show how you can simply create, adjust, and render, an architectural scene using V-Ray 6 for Rhino and Rhino 7. This exterior render is complemented by another video in this series that looks at rendering an interior night-time scene.

Popular Rhino Plugin Renderer, V-Ray for Rhino

V-Ray is an industry-standard photorealistic renderer known for its accurate results and fast raytracing. Although V-Ray is a very popular plug-in for Rhino it does have a reputation in some quarters for complexity – however in this video Simply Rhino trainer Phil Cook sets out to show how an architectural scene can be created, adjusted, and rendered with V-Ray for Rhino in just a few simple steps.

Simply Create an Architectural Scene with V-Ray

The video shows how V-Ray can create quick pre-built lighting solutions for the model which can then optionally be adjusted and tailored to suit a particular geo-location and time. Phil will also show how elements such as exposure, lighting, reflections and denoising algorithms can be adjusted in the V-Ray frame buffer without having to re-render the scene.

V-Ray 6 and Rhino 7 – Architectural Exterior Rendering Video

Find Out More About Rhino, V-Ray, and our CAD Training

Simply Rhino are the UK’s Favourite Supplier of Rhino and Rhino Plugin Software. If you’d like to find out more then you have several options:

• Visit the Simply Rhino Website and find out more about Rhino Software
• Learn Rhino with a Certified Rhino Course
• Contact the Simply Rhino Experts
• Buy your Rhino License Online – for those already looking to use Rhino

Interested in Product Design rendering with V-Ray?

Then watch our V-Ray 6 for Rhino Product Design Render tutorial video.

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V-Ray 5 with Rhino v7 – Latest Features Overview Video

V-Ray is one of the world’s most popular renderers and is known for creating photorealistic visuals with short render times. V-Ray been available as a plug-in for Rhino for over ten years and in that time has become much more complete and feature-rich whilst at the same time being easier to use.

In this video, Phil Cook takes a look at some of the features that have made a debut in the latest version for Rhino – V-Ray 5.

Phil demonstrates the new ‘Vision’ fast preview engine before moving on to a feature called ‘Light Gen’ that can quickly create pre-built lighting variations. ‘Chaos Cosmos’, the new content browser for V-Ray is introduced followed by a demonstration of ‘Chaos Cloud’ where renders are sent directly to the remote Chaos render farm rather than being created locally.

Finally, Phil introduces ‘Light Mix’ which allows for lights to be adjusted after the render has been completed and then takes a quick look at ‘Vantage’ which is a relatively new real-time Raytracer with live linking to Rhino.

V-Ray 5 with Rhino 7 – Creating Decals Video

V-Ray Decals appear for the first time in V-Ray 5 for Rhino. Before the advent of Decals in V-Ray for Rhino applying a printed logo to a glass or translucent material, and achieving a result where the print was on the outside of the glass surface only, was difficult. This process is now straightforward and in this short tutorial video Phil Cook demonstrates how to use Decals to quickly apply a printed logo to a glass object.

In both videos we reference our latest Graphics Card Performance Tests. To find out more and read these test results please visit the Rhino 7 GPU Test Report page on the Simply Rhino website.

Looking to find out more about V-Ray for Rhino? Then check out the V-Ray for Rhino Product Page on the Simply Rhino Website.

Looking to Buy V-Ray 5? Then contact the team at Simply Rhino or Buy V-Ray 5 Online Now at the Rhino Webstore.

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