3ds Max Tutorial | Setting up HDRI for Car Exteriors

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Hey RU-vid!
Following the tutorials on studio renders in Max, this time I'll show you how to render cars outdoors, using an HDRI. It'll be a lot of fun!
The HDRI used in the tutorial was by Air-CGI, and can be downloaded here:
www.harniman.co...
The tutorials on rendering a car in a studio:
• 3ds Max Tutorial | Lam...
• 3ds Max Tutorial | "My...
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@FaceTheVenom 11 лет назад

Of Course! If you watch the entire thing, I actually render it out finally with Vray Adv only.. Vray RT was just used to align the HDRI better so that we could see changes in real-time :)

@Abhilash_nair 11 лет назад

Oh.. Thanks for the reply man... was something new to me. You did a great work doing this tutorial... keep them coming... :)

@FaceTheVenom 11 лет назад

Thanks :) I used Camtasia Studio 8.

@fenrirXVIII 11 лет назад

WAO! I can say WAO with you. Your lession always helpful with me! THANKSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

@getbeeped 11 лет назад

Hey great tutorial. What is your PC configuration? Are you using CPU for vray RT ?

@R3VISION3 11 лет назад

Please do a car modelling tutorial ! Ive been trying for the last week, but using Nurms makes everything look too smooth, and without them, you see every polygons! Also my stupid blueprints didnt match in certain spots

@FaceTheVenom 11 лет назад

Hmm, I couldn't help you much, because I've never used Mental Ray, but you could try doing it in post :) Just export an additional render pass with the lights only, I don't know how you do it in MR, but I'm sure you'll find out, then light it using a lens flare in PS or AE :D

@FaceTheVenom 11 лет назад

Hmm.. I didn't know that. I'll be sure to try this in my next model. Thanks!

@xCsoki2x 11 лет назад

Thanks so much for the setup. My render turned out so well. :)

@FaceTheVenom 11 лет назад

Well if you are just going to show them the pictures and are not going to be using these models for manufacturing of the parts etc. then it doesn't really matter :D As for the software, 3ds Max and Maya are the top programs, and although I haven't used Maya, I reckon it is at the same difficulty level as this, so again, your choice. Cinema 4D looks simpler, but it's more for motion graphics etc. I doubt you can do serious modelling there (I might be wrong).

@pmgrnd 11 лет назад

Very nice tutorial thank you, but what program did you use for capturing windows 8 ? My fraps cant record desktop on win8 ?

@FaceTheVenom 11 лет назад

Indeed. He recently released some new ones. Check 'em out!

@FaceTheVenom 11 лет назад

Increase the reflectivity of the windshield? :) In case I misunderstood you, PM me and we can sort it out.

@FaceTheVenom 11 лет назад

This was fairly low end. 4GB RAM, 2nd gen Core i3 and an Intel HD Graphics 3000.

@PaulElderDesign 10 лет назад

It's easier to set your viewport background as the image you are using for your backplate then you can set it all up before rendering. Great job though a few things you covered really helped :)

@FaceTheVenom 10 лет назад

Thanks for the comment! I've tried doing that, but I've noticed that many times when I pan, the Backplate image goes out of position. That is frustrating. Am I doing something wrong?

@PaulElderDesign 10 лет назад

FaceTheVenom Did you check the box that says "Lock zoom pan" in the viewport setup dialogue window? It keeps your image at aspect ratio. Also try setting up your view in perspective by clicking anywhere on the model, hit Z to zoom in. It also helps to hide your plane and then unhide it before rendering. That is the main reason for why Zeroing in on your model is a problem. That should help :)

@FaceTheVenom 10 лет назад

Oh, I'll try that! Thanks :)

@jagerclau 10 лет назад

can u make a tutorial how to asign material to a car from headlights to all the parts of the car? please

@mae2309 10 лет назад

haha i model the challenger as well so this would e awesome to try out.. thanks hommie....

@FaceTheVenom 11 лет назад

Thanks :)

@FaceTheVenom 11 лет назад

V-ray has nothing to do with animation :) It's just a renderer. And I have a tutorial on how to animate cars! Also, I haven't actually used any other renderer except V-ray, so I don't think I'll be able to help you with that!

@TAURON85 11 лет назад

Srry I know it's not belongs to the topic but have a tool problem. My coordinate sign arrows shrank, so now I can't grab them at all if I want to move something with them for example in Select and Move or in Select and Rotate mode, cause they are too tiny(short), so how can i increase their size again? Thanks for the answer!

@shreyashpai2010 11 лет назад

Hey man..I'm having a hard time setting up the headlights and taillights materials and the glow...I eventually gave up and rendered my car in Mental Ray coz I couldnt produce convincing shaders which would make my car's headlights and taillights look realistic...Can you gimme some brief details about ur cars headlights materials and all?

@HazyIPA74 10 лет назад

Great video! Quick question. What is the backplate jpg image used for?

@FaceTheVenom 10 лет назад

The HDR is used to cast reflections, light etc. The backplate is used to actually show the viewer something, like a background image. Usually, we don't show the HDR, but a backplate.

@HazyIPA74 10 лет назад

FaceTheVenom I didnt see in the video where you setup the jpg as the actual backround. I find that if i do separate images and the glass of the car is see through i dont see whats behind the car, rather the environment hdr and it looks lousy

@FaddyVFX 11 лет назад

The windshield glass not reflecting good amount of the bg. How to fix that

@FaceTheVenom 11 лет назад

I did, that was insane dude! Commented there too ;)

@pmgrnd 11 лет назад

wow. even the free ones of harniman hdri's are better than the most on the internet...

@FaceTheVenom 11 лет назад

Hey don't get frustrated so easily! Modelling cars is not an easy job :D I get this request a lot, but the thing is, every car is different, so there isn't a definite way to model cars. You need to be flexible. You don't seem to be acquainted with TurboSmooth, that's the reason you get too smooth or too rough edges :D Don't worry, I'll do a tut on TurboSmooth ASAP! Then maybe an extension of that to cars!