Hi Ava I love your channel very much and also your work I first came around your advertisement on Instagram and It sparked the enthusiasm in me to learn more your are doing great job. Be safe thank you for your support and knowledge
Has the Vray Cam been improved in the latest updates? There's a Chaosgroup whitepaper explaining not to use the Vray cam for 360 images. They recommend to use a standard cam. You can easily set the exposure to the vray cam to still have those settings. For larger rooms like this you won't notice it as much but with smaller rooms you somehow get dwarfed with the Vray cam.
Hi, I was wondering if we can render spherical 360 side by side for VR like how TH-cam will show the 360 Videos when you Click VR Option, If we can do Stereoscopic using Spherical what would be the aspect ratio
wow, this is amazing.... Please I will like to know how to eventually import the created VR scene into a VR headset or on a mobile phone as a 360 video experience. and also can it be uploaded on youtube as a 360 youtube video. thanks and hope to hear from you soon.
Hi Ava love your tutorial very simple & understandable I have a quick question for you about cubical & stereoscope cant we double the image in photoshop instead of rendering with double the resolution?
Hi there I wonder if we have to do cubemap or we can go with spherical fov...? If the spherical selected how we should act.? what the frame size should be.? again 12x as in cubemap.?
I did not understand that why we were not able to see the 360° image at the end Can you please explain how we can do that as in your first image we were able to see in 360° angles thank you
thank you so much! Could you please make a tutorial explaining how to create a vray interior walkthrough using vray? is there a plugin that you suggest?
I love your tutorials, they are straight forward and clear! Just curious, rendering a 16k output must take a while, do you use a render farm or just wait it out? How long does it take?
Thank you ;) Usually we render on our computers, usually we render overnight and it's fine, but we have really good computers, sometimes we render a couple of regions at the same time split for a number of computers.
WHAT are you rendering that needs to be render in 16K WTFudge!!!! hahahahahha technology hasnt even reach to 8k we are barely getting comfortable with 4k.. rendering a 16k would take you a day or more if you are running a 64 cores machine or more.. but yes. you would need to export it to a farm and still that would be a day of rendering and lots of money spend..
@@martinilopez1 not quite, you can go 2k and it would look good, but my question is,why would anyone would want to be zooming at a 360? 360 aren't meant to be zoomed . They are made to just give you an environment feeling of what your surrounding looks like, Not to zoom. That is why you have vr walk through.. Dont know who told you this bud.. but, do as you please. Good luck with the rendering times. You crazy VATO .. cheers!
@@mae2309 not if you are NOT using vr. If it is for web you'd like to zoom the differents parts of the image. 2k it's barely a resolution for a preview still render.
Im thinking on jumping into this platform call Layama check out how it work th-cam.com/video/HHY_JmiUFng/w-d-xo.html This platform allows you to compiled all your scenes into a regular HTLM page. You send the link to your clients they could open it anywhere. This tool looks promising if you have lots of clients. Cheers
@@ArchVizArtist I am giving roundme a try but I see they don't use a cube map 360 on only equirectangular, have you converted your cube maps or just used the spherical 360?
@@ArchVizArtist sorry for the late question... if i would like software as roundme of even just using fb of uploading 360 images, do they accept both cubic and spherical methods? thanks
Hi, how are you doing? What vr app are you using to view cubic maps? "oculus 360 photos" app is not working anymore. It was the one y was using in the past. It was ready to view cubic maps on the fly, without any effort. Thanks in advance!!
Hi, guys, I love your videos. I am so happy that I stumbled upon this channel. I have a few questions! To what number should I leave the denoising amount to 0,65 or change it? How long should I render the image with a 4K resolution? Thank you very much and keep up the good work!
1. It depends, there is no 1 answer. Denoising removes small details, if you render to short and use too much denoising you will lose some details. 2. Until it looks good :)
Hi, i wanted to ask for stereoscopic 360 vray settings you have explain in the end of video. to me doesnt work, it shows just white screen. i think its rendering just top view, how to pass in 3d of stereoscopic camera i have created?? thanks
what computer do ou have to get 4k render looking so good in 2 minutes?? I'm struggling with the render time since the beginning, they are incredible loooong always (even after buy a good laptop)! :(
Hey, i tried to import the ecubical images to some sites including round me but they say my image is not suitable. i did exactly use your settings, any ideas on this ?thank you meanwhile
@@ArchVizArtist It works but it gets distorted (not sure about the cube method because I didn't use it but probably also but maybe less ? ) the issue in the cube method i see with glare for example is that it might bleed to the next 'square' if its on the edge of the image.
Здравсвуйте, скажите какой процессор вы используте? Рендер на ваших видео идет очень быстро! Hello, tell me which processor are you using? The rendering on your videos is very fast!
@@ArchVizArtist yes ..but as s student if i want to learn ...i mean practically i want to see what is the final output...so what can i do..as a sudent practise project ..i cant aford render farm...plz...give some solution for students
@@juandavidquinones3348 I guess its not just the size... its also noise level (how many passes do you render). I am also wondering how many passes I should render (corona - 4K)
![3ds Max - 360 º Panorama 3d Render Tour [3ds Max + Corona]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hbmHccE9CLg/mqdefault.jpg)
One thing I think it's missing in this tutorial, what to do after rendering? How to move it to my mobile phone and see it in VR in the right way?
to learn it, we have to pay :))) This girl's videos arent enough to learn well.
upload image to any 360vr viewer, thats all...
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@@muhammedbaykul3194 hahahhaa
You are doing a great job. This is a much needed learning resource ... please keep it up!!!
thanks for the nice video.could you please explain how we can view the rendered image into vr experience or which software or plugins can use
Thank you.
Corona always makes life easier.
Hi Aga... this tutorial are awesome...I like it very much.
Hi Ava I love your channel very much and also your work I first came around your advertisement on Instagram and It sparked the enthusiasm in me to learn more your are doing great job. Be safe thank you for your support and knowledge
Thank you so much!! I'm glad you like it ;)
same from me
Thanks Arc Viz Artist
Thank you very much! nice tutorials!
Glad you like it ;)
So sorry for late reply best channel ever in you tube my friend
Thank you so much!
Thanks for the Video tutorial !!
You're welcome!
After rendering how to save the image, in what format and how to use them in VR. Some clarity would be nice on this.
Amazing !! Thanks again
Glad you like it ;)
Has the Vray Cam been improved in the latest updates? There's a Chaosgroup whitepaper explaining not to use the Vray cam for 360 images. They recommend to use a standard cam. You can easily set the exposure to the vray cam to still have those settings. For larger rooms like this you won't notice it as much but with smaller rooms you somehow get dwarfed with the Vray cam.
I wasn't aware of this issue actually, thanks for pointing this out. Same principles will apply in case of standard cam though. Cheers ;)
great video, thank you so much.
Super video tutorials my friend
Thank you! Cheers!
Thankyou so much this is very informative and useful video
Thanks for your videos. Please teach us how we will be able to the walkthrough the scene?
This tutorial is also great. How to use it after render, which format we must save this file?
Many thanks. You have an emarse knowledge of 3ds max. I really like your videos. Could you please explain how to view the rendered image into vr.
Awesome tut! Thanks
Glad you like it!
great video
after spending more time with her video, now I've crush on her ❤
she's doing amazing Job, beyond expectations
Too much helpful , i think you are my ideal
how to export the cubical images later? and how to make it rotatable what software you use?
Hi, I was wondering if we can render spherical 360 side by side for VR like how TH-cam will show the 360 Videos when you Click VR Option, If we can do Stereoscopic using Spherical what would be the aspect ratio
wow, this is amazing.... Please I will like to know how to eventually import the created VR scene into a VR headset or on a mobile phone as a 360 video experience. and also can it be uploaded on youtube as a 360 youtube video. thanks and hope to hear from you soon.
Good idea :) I will make a video on that.
@@ArchVizArtist Yeaaaaaaa, that will be so amazing. I can't wait for it... looking forward to it already
Wow its mazing
Thanks a lot 😊
Hi Ava love your tutorial very simple & understandable
I have a quick question for you about cubical & stereoscope
cant we double the image in photoshop instead of rendering with double the resolution?
If you double it will be the same as if you use one image. In stereoscopic mode, images have slightly different perspective (same as our eyes).
@@ArchVizArtist ok thanks
Great tutorial - one question, how does one resolve distortions that cos a "barrel" or curving effect on images at the edge of the images?
I love your videos ! You' re awesome !
thank you ! but how could i upload it to the VR headset?
Hi there I wonder if we have to do cubemap or we can go with spherical fov...? If the spherical selected how we should act.? what the frame size should be.? again 12x as in cubemap.?
I did not understand that why we were not able to see the 360° image at the end
Can you please explain how we can do that as in your first image we were able to see in 360° angles thank you
thank you so much! Could you please make a tutorial explaining how to create a vray interior walkthrough using vray? is there a plugin that you suggest?
Nice vid very evocative ...but how do you player did you use to view it correctly after render
We use Gopro Vr player.
Dear, could you please tell us how to open the 6 cubes images from 3ds max in VR ? which platform or which software to use them? Thanks a lot!!!
I love your tutorials, they are straight forward and clear!
Just curious, rendering a 16k output must take a while, do you use a render farm or just wait it out? How long does it take?
Thank you ;) Usually we render on our computers, usually we render overnight and it's fine, but we have really good computers, sometimes we render a couple of regions at the same time split for a number of computers.
WHAT are you rendering that needs to be render in 16K WTFudge!!!! hahahahahha technology hasnt even reach to 8k we are barely getting comfortable with 4k.. rendering a 16k would take you a day or more if you are running a 64 cores machine or more.. but yes. you would need to export it to a farm and still that would be a day of rendering and lots of money spend..
@@mae2309 the 360s need to be HUGE, otherwise you cant zoom in nothing. I use always 10k
@@martinilopez1 not quite, you can go 2k and it would look good, but my question is,why would anyone would want to be zooming at a 360? 360 aren't meant to be zoomed . They are made to just give you an environment feeling of what your surrounding looks like, Not to zoom. That is why you have vr walk through..
Dont know who told you this bud.. but, do as you please. Good luck with the rendering times.
You crazy VATO .. cheers!
@@mae2309 not if you are NOT using vr. If it is for web you'd like to zoom the differents parts of the image. 2k it's barely a resolution for a preview still render.
Does stereoscopic Vr method work for bothe VR box and Vr Website ?❤
Second question! Tell me on which site or program you can download such 360 renderings to show them to the client?
To preview on a computer we use gopro vr player, to add on a website we use roundme.com/
Best way is to view on VR headset.
Im thinking on jumping into this platform call Layama check out how it work th-cam.com/video/HHY_JmiUFng/w-d-xo.html
This platform allows you to compiled all your scenes into a regular HTLM page. You send the link to your clients they could open it anywhere.
This tool looks promising if you have lots of clients. Cheers
@@ArchVizArtist I am giving roundme a try but I see they don't use a cube map 360 on only equirectangular, have you converted your cube maps or just used the spherical 360?
@@ArchVizArtist sorry for the late question... if i would like software as roundme of even just using fb of uploading 360 images, do they accept both cubic and spherical methods? thanks
Thank you
then how to upload the scene to a VR Headset?
how to setup spherical vr render for vray gpu render?
after exported 3dvista in meta quest hight of the eye level is to bigg in my expectation can you solve the problem (panaroma images)
Hi, how are you doing? What vr app are you using to view cubic maps? "oculus 360 photos" app is not working anymore. It was the one y was using in the past. It was ready to view cubic maps on the fly, without any effort. Thanks in advance!!
Hi, guys, I love your videos. I am so happy that I stumbled upon this channel. I have a few questions!
To what number should I leave the denoising amount to 0,65 or change it?
How long should I render the image with a 4K resolution?
Thank you very much and keep up the good work!
1. It depends, there is no 1 answer. Denoising removes small details, if you render to short and use too much denoising you will lose some details.
2. Until it looks good :)
Hey Ava, where can I upload the cubemaps to view them?
Hi how to make vray interior walkthrough using vray physical camera
Hi, i wanted to ask for stereoscopic 360 vray settings you have explain in the end of video. to me doesnt work, it shows just white screen. i think its rendering just top view, how to pass in 3d of stereoscopic camera i have created?? thanks
Thanks for you effort, can i know the cpu requirements to make a vr render with 3ds max and corona render ?
what apps to play the stereoscopic vray image , and can we combine it to pdf or other apps to present it to client ..
Thanks
How can you put to phone and then cardboard?
But you have not shown the output views and how to see them?
How many passes do you recommend for 4K (corona renderer). Ore what noise level? I would like to use the 360 with my oculus quest2. Thanks
Hello. Which app we should use to see 360 VR images like you . Could you say for steroscopic and others
Good job please make a tutorial on lights balance how can we balance lights
I request you thanks
I will add this to our to do list :)
what computer do ou have to get 4k render looking so good in 2 minutes?? I'm struggling with the render time since the beginning, they are incredible loooong always (even after buy a good laptop)! :(
laptop????? You are rendering on a laptop???
Is there any way to use PlayStation VR headset for 3ds max?
What's your output size for normal Images that you post on Instagram?
5000px longer side ;)
@@ArchVizArtist Thank you very much!
Hey, i tried to import the ecubical images to some sites including round me but they say my image is not suitable. i did exactly use your settings, any ideas on this ?thank you meanwhile
Great stuff, thanks. What about glow and glare distortions in vr images ? Which method is better ? Is there a way to get it without distortions ?
I use bloom and glare in corona and it works fine ;)
@@ArchVizArtist It works but it gets distorted (not sure about the cube method because I didn't use it but probably also but maybe less ? ) the issue in the cube method i see with glare for example is that it might bleed to the next 'square' if its on the edge of the image.
usually works fine. BUT NEVER USE VIGNETING
What corona version you use???
What size of textures do you use in your workflow?
between 2k and 8k depending on how far the object is from the camera ;)
how to import such a render in After Effects and animate the camera there ?
Здравсвуйте, скажите какой процессор вы используте? Рендер на ваших видео идет очень быстро!
Hello, tell me which processor are you using? The rendering on your videos is very fast!
I recorded it on my laptom actually, it's not so fast, but I cut it so the video is nice to watch and not too long :)
Arch Viz Artist now I understand. and I was hoping that it was possible to do architectural visualization very quickly. thanks for the answer
Is it stereoscopic?
Yesss how to watch it in Android phone..cube 6 x 1 not even opening anywhere...pls help
Can we render animations with corona or vray...using single 8 core machine in some days ???
It will take long time. Render one frame to see how long it takes. Then multiply that time by 24 to get render time for 1 second of animation.
@@ArchVizArtist yes ..but as s student if i want to learn ...i mean practically i want to see what is the final output...so what can i do..as a sudent practise project ..i cant aford render farm...plz...give some solution for students
my one frame time for interior scenes are generally between 30 to 45 min.
@@anmolgohil2600 You can render only one frame with good quailty, then render animation without matetials just to practise camera movements and stuff.
how to use mobil 360 image please rply
Hai
How to create hdri in vray5
Vray bitmap
My friend make tutorial on exterior render
Sure, will do!
@@ArchVizArtist thank u my friend
What minimum size should I render to get a good quality ?
I´m using spherical camera, thanks
@@juandavidquinones3348 I guess its not just the size... its also noise level (how many passes do you render). I am also wondering how many passes I should render (corona - 4K)
Ничего не понял, но явно что то интересное, пойду изучать английский что-ли...
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Great tutorial, amazing. Thanks!
Very Helpful. Thanks a lot.