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V-Ray | MOST FLEXIBLE Render Engine?

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In this video we will discuss the question if V-Ray is the most flexible Render Engine out there. I will give you 3 reasons for why I personally think that is the case.
We will first discover how we can use Environment Overrides to tweak the appearance of our environment and are able to control various aspects of it separately from each other. We will differenciate Global Environment Overrides that affect the whole scene and Local Environment Overrides which only affect individual shaders.
Afterwards we will see how we can use Override Materials to tweak define in detail how our shaders appear or affect our scene. Using V-Ray we are able to completely break away from bein Physically Correct and completely control all aspects of our shaders.
Finally we will also take a deep dive into Object Properties. Using Trace Sets we are also able to completely define how separate objects affect each other in detail.
From my perspective V-Ray stands out in this regard compared to other render Engines such as Corona, Octane, Redshift, Arnold, Cycles, CyclesX, Eevee and countless others which are often much more restrictive in that regard.
Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:44 - Promo
01:29 - Global Environment Overrides
06:10 - Local Environment Overrides
09:35 - Material Overrides
13:05 - Object Properties / Trace Sets
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5 авг 2024

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@JonasNoell 2 месяца назад

✅Check out Patreon for all my scene files, bonus videos, a whole course on car rendering or just to support this channel 🙂 patreon.com/JonasNoell

@Jason1989A Месяц назад

Thank you Jonas! Brilliant and Incredibly helpful content as usual 👍

@scpk2246 Месяц назад

will be back to this later - sooo interesting as always!!!

@nelsonayala84 2 месяца назад

Amazing tutorial - Thank you!

@bgtubber 2 месяца назад

Amazing tutorial and thanks for the discount too. I hope the discount will be valid when the new version of V-Ray comes out (hopefully this year?).

@JonasNoell 2 месяца назад

As far as I know the code will be valid until June 7th. But since it’s subscription you will anyway get the latest version as long as your subscription is valid. At least it was like this with V-Ray 5 to 6

@bgtubber 2 месяца назад

@@JonasNoell Got it. 👍

@Itsyesfahad 2 месяца назад

I agree V-Ray is definitely the most flexible render engine!, Arnold Renderer is still my main render engine but I still use V-Ray and Corona for 3ds Max.

@JonasNoell 2 месяца назад

Interesting just out of curiosity what do you particularly prefer in Arnold?

@Itsyesfahad 2 месяца назад

@@JonasNoell SSS, Hair, and standard Arnold material and the overall production quality, easy to use and straight forward.

@xyzzzz6984 2 месяца назад

@@JonasNoell Would you consider some experimental series dedicated to Arnold? Overall impressions, workflows, comparisons to V-Ray?

@AbdullahRamzan-ci2cj 2 месяца назад

@@Itsyesfahad hahahha damn bro

@Itsyesfahad 2 месяца назад

@@AbdullahRamzan-ci2cj tf?

@brunobordini7696 2 месяца назад

Hi Jonas! As a Cinema 4D user I can say that C4D Standard Render has all these options to change environment reflections and refractions, even GI per object! But as almost no one uses the native renderer anymore due to the acquisition of Redshift by C4D, I don't know how it works, since I use Corona! But I think there must be something similar in Redshift!

@JonasNoell 2 месяца назад

Hi, yes many renderers offer some of the shown features, however not to the same extent V-Ray does. From my knowledge TraceSets and the ability to Override Environment per Shader and blend with scene environment are exclusive to V-Ray, though I'm no expert in ALL render engines and every single feature they offer. If someone know another Engine that supports those 2 features please let me know here in the comments :-) Redshift offers also good flexibility and among the GPU renderers it is one of the more flexible ones from my experience. FStorm and Octane were much more restricted in that regard.

@brunobordini7696 2 месяца назад

@@JonasNoell Yes, indeed! I agree with you! I personally only use Corona, there are some Cinema 4D tags that you apply to the object to work in the same way as V-Ray, you just apply the tag to the object and you can change it individually! Regarding Redshift, there is a guy on the internet who knows a lot about Cinema 4D and Redshift, his name is Render Baron, there are a lot of videos of him explaining Redshift and C4D's Native Render. A good recommendation if you are interested in researching more on the subject! Thank you! 😀

@abdullahubeyd3060 2 месяца назад

thanks

@doctorkj5640 2 месяца назад

Maybe I’m wrong but vrays implementation of cryptomatte still doesn’t support transparent or refracted objects like arnold…. or I don’t know how to set it up….

@JonasNoell 2 месяца назад

Have you tried to enable the option to affect all channels in the settings for the VRayMtl? By default it ignores reflections and/or refractions

@efekose5974 2 месяца назад

@@JonasNoell nope crypto still not recognise the refract material even if i switch to all channel under the refract transparency, but I'm using 5.3 maybe things are different on version 6

@JonasNoell 2 месяца назад

@@efekose5974 There are also different modes for crypto. You can select by node or material (in the render elements). You could see if this changes something. I will have to check in latest V-Ray how or if it works

@sahaksahakyan2404 2 месяца назад

Jonas, please tell me, do you usually choose and use a gpu vray or a vray CPU ?

@JonasNoell 2 месяца назад

For me normally CPU, but that has pipeline reasons. I would just choose whatever hardware you have. If you have any recent GPU it will most likely outperform your CPU. I have a video about this topic in my channel as well

@sahaksahakyan2404 2 месяца назад

@@JonasNoell I watched this video. but there are simple materials and a pretty simple scene.. I would like to see a comparison in complex scenes. and what do you think about using vray gpu in the archvis?

@JonasNoell 2 месяца назад

@sahaksahakyan2404 I’m testing a bit with more complex scenes recently and frankly I haven’t noticed the issues some people were mentioning. Startup time was very similar if not the same to CPU rendering and performance wise it put my HighEnd CPU to shame. For reference I used up roughly 13 GB of memory in the scene. So I’m not entirely sure where those complaints come from, but I would still want to do more testing.

@sahaksahakyan2404 2 месяца назад

an interesting video. in fact, everything shown except the last point (object properties /trace sets) is supported in corona renderer. but this trace sets interesting tool, although not often such functions will be useful

@JonasNoell 2 месяца назад

How about the possibility to add a custom environment based on shaders (as shown in 6:35)? Is that supported by Corona? Trace Sets are quite useful but it depends on your line of work. I do often Product Vizualisations and there it can help a ton.

@sahaksahakyan2404 2 месяца назад

@@JonasNoellabout environment override on material slot.yes. Its possible on corona renderer. it is also surprising that the reiswitch material in the corona has slightly more parameters, for example, it can take into account the relief from the displacement map and this is an additional option. although Vray usually has similar maps/tools with more additional functions

@JonasNoell 2 месяца назад

@@sahaksahakyan2404 Interesting, how to set up the environment override in the material? I can't find any info about that online and I don't have Corona installed currently

@sahaksahakyan2404 2 месяца назад

@@JonasNoell at the very bottom of the material settings (the same place where the vray). reflection environment, refraction environment

@JonasNoell 2 месяца назад

@sahaksahakyan2404 Ok cool thx, is it also possible you also fade it with the existing scene environment based on distance like in VRay using the DimDistance controls?

@jaylee2656 2 месяца назад

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@dd-brr5993 2 месяца назад

@JonasNoell ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZmaUDAMl544.html Hi, in Corona Renderer - Rayswitch Material or Rayswitch Map will give you the option to locally override GI, Reflection, Refraction, and Direct Visibility. There are also Reflect and Refract BG overrides in the shader UI itself. Of course, it's not the same as in V-Ray, but each engine has its pros and cons.

@JonasNoell 2 месяца назад

Yeah agree about the pros and cons, some engines are quite restricted in terms of flexibility though which for me in my line of work is a problem. V-Ray for me offers a production proven, robust and flexible renderer with the most complete featureset, and most advanced VFB on the pro side. On the con side I would say the usability should be better/easier and it takes much longer to learn/master it. I personally don't mind or can work around the cons, but I guess many do. I found Corona in general much easier to start with. I also did a video about this back in the day (can find in my channel) comparing V-Ray and Corona and was able to convince Chaos to port some of the features over to V-Ray (Finite Dome Light) :-) For the Refl/Refr BG in the shader for Corona, that's great to hear it is also supported. Can you also blend with the scene environment based on distance like in V-Ray using the DimDistance Parameters?

@dd-brr5993 2 месяца назад

@@JonasNoell No, coronauts cannot blend the distance and do not have special Corona Object Properties options. I only know that some other feature in Corona 12 will be introduced - an option to select objects in the scene that will be included in or excluded from environment illumination. When I was working with V-Ray (versions 4 and 5), I really missed some essential features like good denoising, especially denoising while texture baking, consistent LightCache calculation for the whole frame during region re-rendering, and other features like multi-regions, interactions with render regions while rendering etc etc... Sometimes I think it would be great to have all the features and development philosophies somewhere in the middle of both engines :)