This is kind of a fake, but in the end it looks right, and that’s all that matters. For each vray light in the courtyard I have excluded the lighting post bellow it. First I have assigned them a vraylight material with a gradient map than I have placed vray spherical lights over each one. In this particular scene, adding lights to the lighting small garden lighting posts should be enough. If you don’t have specific instructions for these, you could place lights somewhere behind the camera, so that you give the impression that the space is receiving illumination from neighboring sources (street lights, car lights, or even other buildings). Depending on your scene, you may have exterior lighting fixtures (like the lighting posts that I have in this scene), or even exterior spotlights that illuminate the building. What doesn’t look right at the moment is the fact that the courtyard is too dark. Hit another test rendering and you should have something similar to the render bellow:Ĥ) Adding artificial lights in the courtyard We are getting closer. Therefore we will place vray planar lights just in front of the windows, pointing towards the exterior, like in the following image If you hit another render you will end up with something very similar to the following.ģ) Simulating artificial light “spreading” from inside Now we have light inside the house, but the light doesn’t seem to “come out” enough. For this scene I have used spherical vray lights with intensity multipliers varying from 1 to 2, filter colors with orange, yellow and blue tints and different a radius for each one Be creative and play with parameters like intensity multipliers, filter colors, etc. The important thing to keep in mind at this point is that artificial light can look different from one case to another depending on many factors (intensity, color temperature, size of the space that is actually lit, etc.) so you shouldn’t put a light source and instance it all over the place. We will begin by adding vray lights inside the house, to simulate artificial lighting. In the slot right beside put a gradient (dark blue in the upper slot, a lighter blue in the middle and a pale orange or purple in the lower position)Ģ) Adding artificial lights inside As you notice, it is starting too look like a night rendering, but at the moment it lacks artificial lighting so the spaces look deserted. Last but not least go to the vray environment slot and check “GI environment (skylight) override. In the global switches tab, make sure that “default lights” is unchecked.
In the vray settings, check global illumination, select lightcache for secondary bounces, irradiance map for primary (you could also use brute force, but it will take longer to render). Now put the desired image into the environment slot ( 3d max’s environment slot, not in vray’s). For this tutorial I have used the image bellow
In order to follow it you need to know the basics of 3ds max and vrayġ) Natural light The first step is to choose a background image of a sky. In this tutorial I will go through all the steps that we usually do when I’m asked to do an “exterior night-rendering”. Perlu diketahui juga bahwa tutorial ini di-peruntuk-kan bagi anda-anda kabeh yang sudah menguasai program 3Ds Max, karena penjelasan dalam tutorial ini di persingkat ben ora capek ngetiknya dan banyak makan tempat, jadi jangan salahkan daku jikalau dirimu radonk, he3x, selamat mengikuti tutorial berikut ini. OK langsung aja, untuk postingan kali ini, tak informasikan kepada anda semua bagaimana cara merender eksterior rumah pada saat suasana malam hari dengan vray, hasilnya seperti gambar diatas.
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