Charly 3D Tutors

  ChaosGroup recently released a new update to their "Project Lavina" raytracing engine, now called "Chaos Vantage". In this video, I'll show you how: → Export scene to .vrscene format from 3ds max and import to "Chaos Vantage" → Adjust fog → Change lighting to "Physical Sun & Sky" → Enable "Depth of Field" → Render a picture with and without a denoiser. → Make camera animation or record video with actions from the viewport Also, in this series - I will demonstrate the work of the interior from Evermotion and since Chaos Vantage doesn't support hair from Ornatrix and V-Ray Hair Mtl - I will show you how to import it anyway - using one clever trick.      More tutorials: - Chaos Vantage → http://bit.ly/2TMPS0F   - V-Ray → https://bit.ly/3aQHIgU   - 3ds Max → https://bit.ly/3hANhRF        Video content: 0:00 - Switch on subtitles in another language 0:05 - Welcome and lesson topic. 0:49 - Channel support informatio...

ChaosGroup recently released a new update to their Project Lavina raytracing engine, now called Chaos Vantage. In this video, I'll show you how: → Get a free license until June 2021. → Use LiveLink in 3ds Max I will also compare the performance of the V-Ray 5 GPU IPR and the new viewport in Chaos Vantage. More tutorials: - Chaos Vantage → http://bit.ly/2TMPS0F - V-Ray → https://bit.ly/3aQHIgU - 3ds Max → https://bit.ly/3hANhRF Video content: 0:00 - Greetings. Lesson topic. 0:27 - Important information about channel support 0:51 - What is "Chaos Vantage"? 1:20 - How to get a free license until June 2021? 1:56 - System Recommendations 3:17 - Installation, configuration, etc. 4:26 - Test of a simple scene and Chaos Vantage 3ds max live link. 6:10 - Test scene from Evermotion 8:07 - Comparison of V-Ray GPU IPR and Chaos Vantage IPR 11:23 - Forrender Renderfarm 11:30 - Promo code to use 15% lifetime discount on our render farm. 11:33 - Info-partners 11:35 - Ending and...

In this video, I will show how to use the ocean simulation preset in PhoenixFD, activate interaction with the TyFlow object, and render it all in Octane Render. Part 5.

The second part of the V-Ray GPU Next test on 2080Ti and 1080Ti video cards, as well as i9 9900K, e5-1650v2 and 2 * e5-2667 CPU's in Autodesk 3ds Max. This time, "RTX ON" showed its best side. The increase in speed on the render is almost 2 times compared with the usual render on the 2080Ti without it. It is strange of course that the compilation time is much slower, and the funny thing is that 4 * 1080Ti compiles the scene much longer than even 1 * 1080Ti =) I don’t know why, but you will see it in the video yourself. Also in the video I answered the question - is it worth switching from a CPU-render to a GPU-render. By the number of passes - you can perfectly understand everything. And once again for everyone who asks for Ryzen and other hardware tests - I don't have it =) I am testing on what is available for me. If you want, you can join to this tests, download the scene and write your results in the comments.      More videos: - V-Ray  → http://bi...