In the following tutorial we will go through the process of rendering an image in separate passes using render elements and compose them afterwards in photoshop.
Although I am a vray user, the same method can be used for any other renderer that supports render elements.
Below is a selection of absolutely stunning architectural visualization animations from various artists and studios. The videos are embedded from vimeo or youtube and the artist/studio name is mentioned on above each animation. Check them out and if you have something to add to the list use the comments form.
In the previous tutorial we have went through the process of unwrapping organic models with 3ds max 2012. However in most cases, especially when dealing with simpler geometrical models there is a much easier way.
Part 1 – Unwrap with Flatten Mapping
Download and open this simple 3d model (max 2012 format).
While browsing around, one youtube video posted on “Microsoft research” channel got my attention.
It features a very interesting device that enables the user to directly interact with 3d graphic elements. Although I have the feeling that Microsoft will target the entertainment market with this system, I would love to see it being used with sculpting 3d software like Zbrush and Mudbox or even with more complex software like 3d max.
