Beginner’s guide to interior design rendering—Part 15: Render settings for stills and animations

This video is part of the ‘’Beginner’s guide to interior design rendering’’ tutorial series, designed to show you how you can create great-looking interior renders from start to finish with V-Ray for Cinema 4D.

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Wonder what are the best settings for noise-free renders? Watch this tutorial to learn all about the basic render settings. Nejc explains the difference between V-Ray and V-Ray GPU, Progressive and Bucket Image Sampler modes, the Denoising options available in V-Ray, and Global Illumination types — and when you might want to go for one or the other. He shows you why using the V-Ray Output System can be useful, shares a number of tips & tricks, plus shows you the render settings used for both the stills and animations created for this series.

00:00 Intro
00:37 Render engines
02:30 Progressive vs. Bucket Image Sampler mode
11:21 Denoising options
13:21 V-Ray Output System
17:43 Global Illumination
19:24 Light Cache in Interactive
20:22 The render settings we used for stills
21:12 Render settings for animations
22:19 Outro

Useful links:

►V-Ray GPU supported features https://docs.chaos.com/display/VC4D/S...
►How adaptive bucket splitting speeds up V-Ray’s rendering https://www.chaos.com/blog/how-adapti...

Stay tuned, more videos are coming soon!

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