Don't be afraid to adjust the setting and experiment! I would encourage you to check out Peter Guthrie's blog, for a lot of detail on this topic (as well as many other areas of architectural visualisation.) The webpages of Ronen Bekerman and Bertrand Benoit also provide some very useful information on the topic of lighting with HDRI. The settings I have used in the tutorial suit his HDRIs well but the results may vary a little with other HDRIs. In addition, please note that the scene is lit with one of Guthrie's HDR images which he sells online. Tick both affect colour selectors and affect material editor This will. Autodesk 3ds Max will now have an input gamma of 1.0 and an output gamma of 2.2 for standard viewing. In Autodesk 3ds Max preferences under enable gamma/lut correction, change the gamma to 2.2. AMD’s Threadripper CPUs are by far the best CPUs for rendering, including baking textures and using an Activeshade viewport, offering up to double the. By default, both Autodesk 3ds Max and Vray work in gamma 1.0 (linear space). I felt it would be useful to try to consolidate what I have learned into one concise video. When it comes to modeling tasks, the high clock speed of Intel’s i9-10900K makes it the best choice for people that do not do any CPU rendering. In addition there are some other steps which I have worked out while experimenting with the technique. Please note that I have learned much of what is presented in this tutorial by going though Peter Guthrie's blog in detail. I may look at updating the video in due course. If left checked however it will break the wire-parameters wiring action and rotating the dome will not rotate the HDRI! Hopefully the video is clear enough that you will be able to eliminate this section and still get a satisfactory result.
This effectively eliminates the need for the wire-parameters portion of the video. V-Ray 3.0 has a new setting under the dome light entitled 'lock to dome orientation.' This will lock the textures horizontal rotation to to the z rotation of the V-Ray dome light. Please note that this tutorial is based on a pre-3.0 version of V-Ray. This tutorial covers updated techniques for lighting in Vray using an HDRI Sky and Vray Sun.
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