Interiors rendering with Sketchup y V-Ray
Conversions with 3ds Max and V-Ray
A course by Gabriel Cuenca Espinoza , 3D Artist
Joined February 2020
About the video: Conversions with 3ds Max and V-Ray
Overview
“I will explain to you what the transformation of the 3ds Max components will be like in just a few steps and the correct import of them into the scene. ”
In this video lesson Gabriel Cuenca Espinoza addresses the topic: Conversions with 3ds Max and V-Ray, which is part of the Domestika online course: Interiors rendering with Sketchup y V-Ray. Discover the secrets of interior lighting. Learn natural and secondary methods with IES lighting, textures and quality sofware..
Partial transcription of the video
“In this lesson on conversions with 3D Max and Vray, we will do model transformations and import into our SketchUp scene. Let us begin. We are going to set the scene using 3D Max files. For this we need or should know if these files or models that we download or acquire are linked to the engine Vray render for 3D Max. This is very important since there are other rendering engines. which surely we are going to have a bit of complications when exporting our models such as VrayExen files or even Proxies. But this time we are going to export them as VrayExen. This is an optimization method for o...”
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Course summary for: Interiors rendering with Sketchup y V-Ray
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Category
3D & Animation, Architecture & Spaces -
Software
SketchUp, V-Ray -
Areas
3D, 3D Design, 3D Modeling, Interior Architecture, Interior Design
Gabriel Cuenca Espinoza
A course by Gabriel Cuenca Espinoza
Gabriel Cuenca Espinoza is an experienced 3D artist specialized in architectural visualization, with extensive experience in creating detailed and realistic interior environments. His collaboration with clients from various parts of the world, including Latin America, the Middle East and the United States, has given him a global perspective and the ability to adapt to different styles and design needs.
His meticulous approach relies on the combination of tools like V-Ray and Sketchup, allowing him to create hyper-realistic three-dimensional images that are virtually indistinguishable from photographs. Gabriel excels at transforming ideas into visual representations that offer a wealth of information and elements to understand and visualize architectural spaces.
Throughout his career, Gabriel has worked on a wide range of projects, from residences and hotels to public works, giving him a deep understanding of architectural visualization.
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