This VIDEO – TRAINING will teach you how to convert 3D Render into Real Looking PHOTO! In order to give that small “tuning” to your image you need to use Photoshop. Your image missing those small details that rendering program just can not do! The reason is, your 3D software not meant for making PHOTO-REALISM – It got other purposes. So you can see it creates some cool effects in the renderings.Have you ever had that feeling, that you don’t know what else to add – so that your render will look Realistic?
The line-work can be any color and any thickness. What the rendering Toon effect does, is it basically renders all the geometry with line work outline over it. This is because of render material override. You’ll notice, everything is the same gray color.
Now that you’ve applied the materials override and the VRayToon effect, go ahead and render the image. For this example, keep the line color black, and set the pixel width for the line color to 1. You can pick the pixel width for the line color. And one of the rendering effects is called “VRayToon.” Click on that, and hit “OK.” The VRayToon effect is a global effect. Within the Atmosphere, click “Add” to add a new effect. Next, go to the “Rendering” menu at the top of your screen, and go down to “Environment.” Scroll down to the “Atmosphere” section. Within that tab, open up the “Global Switches” section, and check the box for “Override mtl.” Using the override material will get everything white. Go to the “Render Setup” window, and click on the “V-Ray” tab. Now that you have your rendering, there’s another trick in Max which is a pretty fun style and more of an artistic take on the rendering. On to the free tutorial: Step 1: Turn on the materials override This tutorial is part of the Black Spectacles course on 3D Rendering with V-Ray 3.2 for 3ds Max in which you will learn how to bring a 3d model into V-Ray, render it out, and touch it up in Photoshop to give your final image a professional finesse.
In this Black Spectacles free tutorial, you will learn how to have some fun with your rendering by applying the V-Ray Toon Effect.
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