Here’s a great tutorial detailing how to create realistic looking grass in Maya using Vray. Recorded by Arvid Schneider, this […]
VRay Tutorials
Learn VRay easily and quickly with our free and easy to follow VRay tutorials. In the tutorials below we discuss VRay basics through to more in depth tutorials. The aim of these tutorials is to allow you to learn VRay and feel comfortable with VRay’s interface. Allowing you to create photo realistic renders in no time at all.
VRay can be quite complex and daunting to look at when you first load it up. But by following a few of the tutorials below and as you learn some VRay tips & tricks, we aim to make VRay fun and easy to understand and use. Putting the focus entirely on the amazing realistic renders which VRay can produce. And spending less time fiddling with tricky settings.
We are constantly adding new VRay tutorials so check back often for more VRay tips and tricks. If you have any suggestions for future tutorials then by all means feel free to send us a suggestion. Or if you have a material suggestion let us know by leaving a comment on our material requests page.
VRay Tutorials
Making of GT3 Race Scene – Includes Free Materials
This scene showcases two of our favourite cars in their full GT3 race spec, The BMW Z4 & BMW E92. […]
Vray Material Basics Maya | Free VRay Tutorial
Here is a great Vray tutorial which covers the basic Vray material settings available in Maya. Recorded by Arvid Schneider, […]
Backsave 3Ds Max Materials .mat files to a lower version | Free Tutorial
Today we are going to share a great little script you can run in 3Ds Max 2014. This script allows […]
How to Save Custom VRay Material Library in 3Ds Max | Free 3Ds Max Tutorial
This tutorial is quite a short one but will run through a few fundamental techniques and practices. These techniques will […]
Free VRay Tutorials
VRay has really changed the render capabilities of Architectural Visualisations, CGI and animation. This means VRay has become the render engine of choice. Powering the latest photo realistic renders and images. Chaos Group have developed VRay and released versions for Mac, and 3Ds Max. Chaos Group have also released versions of VRay supporting other popular 3D modelling software. Below we have some tutorials for V-Ray 3Ds Max and Maya, and we will have articles which talk more about VRay for Maya, and VRay for 3Ds Max in more detail.
