Introduction to Lighting and Rendering with V-Ray for NUKE
Pluralsight
Course Summary
This will be a quick introduction to V-Ray for NUKE. You'll learn how to utilize V-Ray for NUKE to light and render CG to match a plate. Software required: NUKE, V-Ray.
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Course Description
V-Ray is a powerful rendering engine used by professional CG artists around the world. For the first time, compositors now have access to its suite of tools directly inside NUKE. In this course, Introduction to Lighting and Rendering with V-Ray for NUKE, you'll learn how to shade, light and render a character asset in NUKE. First, you'll learn the fundamentals of the V-Ray renderer and the V-Ray camera. Then, you'll learn about V-Ray materials and look development. Then, you'll learn about lighting with V-Ray lights and NUKE lights. Finally, you'll learn about multi-pass compositing with V-Ray render elements. By the end of this course, you'll know the basics of V-Ray for NUKE and be ready to light and render CG for your own shots. Software required: NUKE, V-Ray for NUKE.
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Course Syllabus
Course Overview- 1m 14s
—Course Overview 1m 14sIntroduction to V-Ray for NUKE- 1h 12m
—V-Ray Render Engine 10m 5s
—V-Ray Camera 4m 26s
—NUKE Lights 3m 9s
—V-Ray Lights 7m 0s
—Materials 101 8m 2s
—Sub-surface Scattering 2m 28s
—Displacement 4m 51s
—Caustics 3m 29s
—Refractions 5m 31s
—Environment Fog 5m 42s
—Noise Management 9m 55s
—Translator and VRScene 7m 49sAsset Look Development- 1h 10mShot Lighting and Compositing- 1h 0m