Architectural Visualization in 3DS MAX & VRAY: 2 in 1

"INTRODUCTIONHave you ever found yourself staring at your render output and ponder over it’s lack of photo realism. Have you wanted to get into Architectural Visualization, but felt it might be very tough? Do you have basic knowledge of 3ds Max and don’t know where to go next? Have you searched to get a course that takes you right from modelling right into rendering a photo realistic scene? Well then you are not only at the right place, but you get an added bonus we do 2 Architectural Visualization Projects, Right from Scratch in both these scenes. So you not only learn new skills, new workflow, new way of looking at lighting, but also get to revise your skills simultaneously in the same course! How great is that?!We not only use 3ds Max, Photoshop, as from the title you might’ve guessed, we also jump into VRAY & Marvelous Designer. Vray is used for texturing, lighting and rendering. 3ds Max for modelling the scenes obviously, Marvelous Designer to make the cloth elements of the scene. It’s a special software for cloth only. 3ds Max also does it but if you can cut a vegetable with a knife, why use a scissor to do that right?! Too much right?At the time of recording this course, I am loading up SCENE 1 into the course, and SCENE 2 will be gradually added over the next 2 weeks as the editing is done.What do you need for this course: PC capable of running 3ds Max,MD, Photoshop and VRAY. You should be familiar with the 3ds max interface, basic modelling, texturing, VRAY and Photoshop. So in short, it is kind of an intermediate level course. What will you gain at the end of this course: Add 2 scenes to your portfolio, you get to learn and practice via the 2 scenes in same course, learn to make your own vray materials, Undersand 3D Lighting, renders for fast rendering, make your own textures in Photoshop, and a lot lot more!So what are you waiting for now? "