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List of contents
1-Introduction to Visualisation Workflow
2-Pre-production; Production & post production overview (The 3 Stages CAD, Max, PSD)
3-Creating materials in 3ds Max with VRay
4-Lighting in Vray
5-Rendering in Vray
6-Interior Scene One: Reception
7-Cleaning up the drawings in AutoCAD
8-Modelling the building Shell
9-Creating materials
10-Lighting the scene
11-Camera Compositions
12-Scene setup for render Elements
13-Post-Production
14-Interior Scene two: Breakout/Tea-point
15-Lighting
16-Rendering
17-Post-Production
18-Exterior Scene
19-Creating Materials
20-Lighting
21- Camera and composition
22-Rendering
23-Post-Production
24-Panoramic
25-Camera Set up
26-Rendering
27-Post-Production
28-Panoramic presentation.
29-Conclusion Overview
Summary
Create winning photorealistic renders quickly and efficiently using AutoCAD, 3D Studio Max and Photoshop in this all-in-one guide to starting and finishing high-end visualization projects. Veteran 3D artist James Barry takes users step-by-step through entire streamlined workflows to produce state-of-the-art illustrations for the interior design and architecture industries. Together you’ll develop stunning interior and exterior scenes as you clean up CAD drawings and import them into 3Ds Max and then learn to shade, texture, light, render, and Photoshop your images for fast, professional results. Take the stress out of every part of your process by utilizing this book’s unsurpassed visualization tutorials, beautiful layout and illustrations, and comprehensive companion website.
Key Features
An all-in-one reference for 3D architectural visualization, with tutorials that cover every step of the process, including cleaning up and importing CAD files into 3ds Max, modeling, materials, lighting, camera composition, rendering, and post-production
Takes users through complete architectural design workflows for two interior and one exterior scene, including a sectional view
Stunning large, full-color images to show greater detail
All project files are available through the companion website, so readers can re-create tutorials and achieve exactly the same results
