Realistic exterior day lighting with V-Ray for 3ds Max

[@Aris0281]

Would be nice to also hear about exposure value of the camera and frame buffer parameters like filmic tonemap that need to be set to get similar results

[@nsevv]

Please add realistic night sky too, stars, moon, milky way and etc. Also other kind of sky like stormy.

[@inspiredbylife1774]

Exactly!

[@rothauspils123]

Can we get some more advanced tutorials on this matter? Like using filmic tonemap, exposure or LUTs to achieve photoreal look.

[@DeepMr1]

More tutorials for sketchup and v-ray please!!!!!

[@imranmidas]

Hi, tehre. Could you please make a detailed tutorial on Forest Pack. Thank you.

[@iomatthew]

Hello! You changed the multiplier value of the dome light when setting the HDRI, while I bright it up in the texture setting in the “processing” section. Is it bad for the computation of the image or it’s just another way to reach the same thing?

[@Saganist420]

i came up with a completely different workflow using a hdri duplicated two times and auto exposure ON.

[@user-zg7wb7ko7u]

Please would you tell us which version of 3dmax and vray that you are using , Thanks , and if you have any link to download it , Thanks

[@mohamedshaban2214]

Thank you

[@ik10iktrend35]

In the rendering I tried, the sky is not such a clear and beautiful shade of blue. It's a very bad sky, almost gray and blurred. And when i change 3D scene from IRP to normal rendering, it does not render. A black screen appears. Isearched but couldn't find the solution. :(

[@gaiusoctavius9931]

thanks.

[@Everjoyomini737]

Good ❤

[@sonubhajan]

great

[@waqaranayat8083]

There should be stars on the sky

[@bobdavid343]

"How to get Realistic exterior day lighting with V-Ray" Step 1: Download Corona

[@brdklt]

Why keep always do this basic tutorials? why no study cases?
It’s always the same story mah…