Modeling, Lighting, and Rendering Interior Visualizations in 3ds Max
Throughout this 3ds Max tutorial, we'll learn how to create a detailed interior scene from start to finish. Software required: 3ds Max 2104, Vray 2.0, Photoshop cc 2014.
What you'll learn
Throughout this 3ds Max tutorial, we'll learn how to create a detailed interior scene from start to finish. We'll look at an effective workflow in creating scenes quickly and with high standards. We'll start by using 3ds Max to create and construct our scene and finalize our image in Photoshop. We'll explore how to create detailed materials and lighting our scene all within 3ds Max. By the end of this 3ds Max training, you'll have gained a solid understanding of techniques used for modeling, lighting, rendering as well as creating materials and post-production. Software required: 3ds Max 2104, V-Ray 2.0, Photoshop CC 2014.
Table of contents
- Setting up 3ds Max 1m
- Creating the Interior Walls 6m
- Refining the Interior Walls 1m
- Creating the Floors and Ceiling 2m
- Modeling the Skirting Board and Cornice 8m
- Building the Doorway Architrave 7m
- Producing the Console Table 8m
- Completing the Console Table 9m
- Modeling the Side Table 6m
- Customizing the Pendant Lighting 9m
- Finalizing the Pendant Lighting 5m
- Creating the Side Table Lamp 8m
- Continuing the Side Table Lamp 9m
- Finishing the Side Table Lamp 4m
- Editing Objects in Our Scene 5m
- Begin Modeling the Kitchen 6m
- Continuing the Kitchen Modeling 8m
- Refining the Kitchen Modeling 5m
- Creating the Hallway Rug 6m
- Modeling Additional Furniture 9m
- Beginning to Create Materials 6m
- Generating the Wall Material 6m
- Creating a Chrome Material 8m
- Designing a Gold Material 7m
- Detailing Our Materials 5m
- Creating Table Materials 5m
- Designing the Rug Material 5m
- Adding Lights to Our Scene 6m
- Setting up the Cameras 6m
- Setting up the Render Settings 6m
- Post-production 10m
About the author
Thomas Ross is a professional 3D artist based in Glasgow, Scotland. He began his career as a Product Designer but soon realized his passion was for 3D modeling and visualization. He holds degrees in Product Design and 3D Visualization from the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, which, combined, are a great recipe for creating stunning 3D visuals. Thomas is now an architectural visualization artist at the leading architectural visualization company in Scotland, Soluis, where he works on variou... more