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© 2012 Autodesk
AV4672-V - Using Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design, Autodesk Revit®, and iray® to Render Compelling Photographic Scenes
Steven SchainAutodesk Certified Instructor
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Class Summary
This virtual class introduces designers to the real world use of and best practices for rendering Revit models using 3ds Max and iray. Learn key techniques for working with Revit models inside of 3ds Max, and what it takes to render photographic quality images using iray. This class will introduce the use of traditional architectural photographic techniques and composition to create compelling images. See how you can get ahead of the competition by creating visually compelling, photorealistic renderings using photographic compositions and iray.
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About the Speaker
Trainer / Instructor Teaching 3ds since 3D Studio DOS Release 3. Autodesk Certified Instructor since 1998. Trainer - Spectralight Images, LLC (3ds Max / Maya)
Author Autodesk Fundamentals Courseware CAD Learning online 3ds Max courseware Co-developer of Autodesk’s 3ds Max Fundamentals Standards Co-developer of Autodesk Certified Instructor Program
www.the3dprofessor.com
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Course Content
This course will cover: Preparing and exporting a Revit design Linking to a Revit FBX file Basic model cleanup Working with Materials Adjusting the Daylight system Establishing a viewpoint Rendering the scene using Iray
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Learning Objectives
At the end of this class, you will be able to: Successfully link to a Revit model from within 3ds Max 2012 Edit and apply Autodesk Library materials to a model Control and configure the daylight system Place cameras using compositional rules Correct image distortion using a camera correction modifier Adjust scene exposure to establish the optimum light levels and
render a scene using the iray renderer.
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Preparing the model
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Preparing the model
Exporting an FBX from Revit
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Linking the Revit FBX file
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Linking the Revit FBX file
Linking to a Revit FBX model Preset options
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Scene Preparation and Cleanup
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Scene Preparation and Cleanup
Cleaning the linked model Removing RPC helpers Removing interior lights Removing unused cameras Changing object colors
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Using Autodesk Library Materials
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Using Autodesk Library Materials
Selecting existing materials
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Using Autodesk Library Materials
Editing existing materials
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Using Autodesk Library Materials
Assigning new materials
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Working with the Daylight System
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Working with the Daylight System
Introduction to the Daylight system Sunlight and Skylight
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Working with the Daylight System
Modifying the Daylight system Changing the time, date and location North direction
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Establishing a Point of View
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Establishing a Point of View
Composition basics Rule of thirds Diagonals
Camera correction
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Rendering the scene
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Rendering the Scene
Configure the renderer Iray
Physically accurate lighting Image quality improves over time
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Rendering the Scene
Adjusting Scene Exposure Mr Photographic Exposure Control
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Rendering the Scene
Rendering the final image
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Thank You
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