Vray Tutorial - Fast Render - Optimized Settings - Vray Secrets Tips and Ticks Final Output - Part03

In this series of video I will go over settings that can be applied to any file, with any lighting to get you fast results from VRAY once you have your file setup with materials and Lights. Speed up and optimize your renderings by watching this video.

[@squantrill]

This setup is amazing. Render times for sequences are now possible, from 80 hours to 9 hours for 150 frames, seriously thank you!

[@matr7719]

why has it taken me so long to discover this tutorial! haha good job mate, cut my render time and saved my sanity!

[@ogbogutc]

thanks so much Paul. I'm a Maya user but translated these settings and it worked really well.cheers.

[@ArcSGiwa]

iv had other tutorials by u. was just wondering why i never discovered this earlier. ur the best. am not ever gonna be afraid to render an animation any-longer

[@petermao7696]

Thanks for all the awesome tutorials Paul :)

[@aronversteeg8423]

Great tutorial(s), thx Paul!

[@coop567coop]

thankyou! halfed my render time!

[@ogbogutc]

exactly what I was thinking!!!

[@paulfatkins]

not really, sometimes I have had issues but almost all of the time this works all right without any problems...

[@syaarani3d]

thankyou Paul

[@tulextreme]

Hey Paul i must say this was VERY helpfull for me! Im working on a 3d animation for this kids channel and i have this intro scene of a museum, the originsl shot was taking more than 1hr per frame using vray sun lights but i managed to lower it to 6min with regular vray lights and some tweaks but with this vid i got it under 4min per frame with better results! Thank you so much! Also dont you like to use the ram player in max for image comparisons? Subed a thx again for this!

[@juanmilanese]

Man, seriously, thanks for this :D

[@surajbehede90]

very helpful,

[@redphotoallan]

Love this, but how many subdivs in reflect did you have or in the lights?

[@paulfatkins]

no problem, spread the word about the video!

[@lucascorrea6278]

Can you put here some screenshots to we know how is all changes if you do?

[@nihilist809]

Don't you ever get to the point where increasing you're max subdivision doesn't change the quality and its the color threshold that's holding you back?

[@naylinnhtun488]

Thanks,this tutorial are very useful for learning.I am beginner,If anybody have 3D max learning ebook(or) website address,could you share to me.