Hello everyone!
After a while of working with 3ds Max and V-Ray, decided to make a brief tutorial to explain a little of my process.
Hope they serve, of course, you can see my work: www.jwrenders.com
First, start with the basic geometry (in this case, modeled in SketchUp, and then export it to work it with 3ds max.)
Add elements (in this case, I took a few Archinteriors of Evermotion, such as moldings, or windows, or doors.)
Then, I have the lightning.
In this case, it was simple, the Sun, and Vray lights in the windows.
And these are the values of the lights.
The floor was patterned with FloorGenerator Script, which is handled very simple from a plane.
Then I compose the image with the furniture.
Some are paid and others are free. Most are Evermotion, model + model, 3dsky (Free), or Designconnected.
This is a render without furniture, can be seen as the lighting is natural and controlled.
The background is a picture in a VRayLight Material (to have intensity), but then Photoshop will overexpose to leave almost blank, simulating the burning outside.
These are some of the materials used.
Finally, here are All settings used.
And finally, as they were the final images.
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