Getting started: V-Ray courseware
Follow our comprehensive Beginner's guide to V-Ray for Maya.
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© Heinz Australia - grooming by Andrew KrivulyаFollow our comprehensive Beginner's guide to V-Ray for Maya.
This tutorial demonstrates how V-Ray GPU Next for Maya can speed up your workflow.
Simulate real-world lens effects with the new Procedural Dust and Scratches.
© Rusty HazeldenVFX artist Rusty Hazelden shares a series of tutorials on numerous V-Ray aspects, including V-Ray IPR, V-Ray GPU, V-Ray Physical camera, plus a comparison of Progressive and Bucket rendering modes.
CG Artist Taj Nabhani reveals the making of Jjahawa, a 3D character based on a concept by Roman Kupriianov. Taj covers the entire process, from modeling, using V-Ray materials and shaders, and lighting and rendering.
This tutorial explores some of the properties of V-Ray Fast SSS2 and how you can use it to create highly realistic candle wax materials.
Digital Domain © DisneyBecome a virtual hairstylist with this guide to styling V-Ray Fur. You'll learn handy tips that you can apply to your own projects.
Discover techniques for rendering refractive surfaces that are in contact, such as rendering liquids inside glass containers.
The VRayFurSampler node provides extra output attributes, which can be used when shading V-Ray Fur.
© Heinz Australia - grooming by Andrew KrivulyаVRayHairSampler provides extra output attributes to be used when shading hair, either with Maya's own Hair system or a Maya plugin.
Discover all the information you need about how to use V-Ray lights to illuminate objects in Viewport 2.0.
This great resource will help you understand the proper Index of Refraction of different types of metal materials.
Learn how to disable the Motion Blur effect on animated UVs using V-Ray post-translate script, while preserving the effect on an object.
CG Specialist Cory Holm shares workflow tips and tricks and covers best practices for creating a cyberpunk scene using V-Ray 5. You’ll learn about everything from shading and lighting to applying final touches in the redesigned V-Ray Frame Buffer.
CG Specialist Cory Holm presents how to make the most of V-Ray Next for Maya, including the workflow improvements, intelligent tools, and speed boosts that can take your rendering capabilities to the next level.
These free scenes will give you a head start learning V-Ray for Maya. Each scene includes complete assets and renders. You can also use them to follow along with our tutorials.
Chaos Group documentation is the best place to find in-depth explanations per V-Ray feature, parameter and detailed information on various settings.
