When rendering an image in V-Ray for SketchUp, often times you’ll see a bluish tint – caused by the sun – on the white materials. We’ve created a short video tutorial that explains how to reduce that bluish tint, making your white materials brighter. Watch this V-Ray video tutorial and download the SketchUp scene file for practice now!
Webinar is on 4th of November starting 12pm (EST). Here are some details:
Authorized T-Splines trainer Kyle Houchens will show how to use T-Splines for freeform car designs, and T-Splines co-founder Matt Sederberg will introduce powerful timesaving tools and tips from newly released T-Splines 2.2.
Kyle Houchens, owner of The Outside Digital Art and Design and designer of over 1000 vehicles for the toy and entertainment industries, will show techniques about how T-Splines can be a timesaving tool for adding detail to a car model.
Matt Sederberg, instructor at T-Splines for Rhino training courses across the world, will show some powerful new tools available in the newly released version 2.2, and demo solutions to user-submitted questions about how to use T-Splines for vehicular design.
Last month ASGVIS gave online webinars about V-Ray for Rhino and also T-SPlines. They uploaded the webinar recordings to their site. You can download them here.
Today there is an online webinar about Rhino plugins Vray and T-Splines presented by T-Splines CEO Matthew Sederberg and ASGVIS 3D Visual Artist/Trainer Fernando Rentas.
Topics covered in this session include:
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Learn three powerful T-Splines commands that will enhance your toolset for organic design.
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Use V-Ray’s environment, materials and lighting features to make render a photorealistic image of a Rhino/T-Splines model.
This session is open to V-Ray, Rhino, and T-Splines users of all levels.
The webinar starts 1:30 PM EDT and will last 1 hour.