3Ds max - Making of a realistic snow using Vray 5 and Forest Pack
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2021
- Hi everyone, Today I'm going to show you how to crate ultra realistic snow using 3ds max, Vray and we're going to look at a rather unusual use for Forest Pack (advance).
This video is will be part of Making of Workshop in this video you will see:
1- creating step by step environment and light setting
2- creating step by step ice crystals model
3- using the Forest pack to scatter the ice crystals
4-create advance snow material
5- explanation the effect of the relation between the scatter color and the subsurface color parameter
6-rendeing setting
Software :
- 3dsmax 2020
- Vray 5
- Forest Pack 6.3
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Can someone help me with the render setup? My final image comes out blurry and the designs aren't clear.
Can you explain why you set "specular amount" to 0 please? Thanks.
hello, mainly from my experience when the snow material using vrayyfastsss2 doesn't need a specular because it's giving us the same effect of specular and it will be more realistic also in real life the amount of specular is almost zero .. you're welcome.
@@EsmaelAlhroub Interesting to hear that perspective, I agree with what you say, however, for sake of making sense why do you think that's the case, from a physics standpoint? Is it because the sub surface scattering already creates that realistic specularity or is something else going on? Thanks for your input.
Dear can please help me about Computer specifications with a fast ability to work
simulation Chaos Phoenix
Hi
it's depending on your budget, I will give you some tips help to choose the best workstation to work well for you.
1. CPU must have a higher clock rate (GHz) to have an excellent modeling experience
2. CPU with 8 cores or more with dual threads for each core like (8 core, 16 threads), more core equal less time of rendering
3. GPU must be one of the newer RTX series like RTX 3070 it helps to handle large scenes and render by using GPU also it's faster than CPU rendering
4. ram ddr4 32G or more
hope these tips will help you.
what unit of measure did you use?
Millimeter
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