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The Guide of V-Ray Rendering Manual Model (1)
V-Ray Rendering
Let's take a look at the effect of rendering a picture below, which looks very much like a photo of a hand model. How to achieve this kind of effect like a manual model is actually very simple, because the V-Ray artificial light source comes with such a huge "fake" incomparable property that can render your model. You will find that you are uncontrollably rendering your building into a hand model,

The Guide of V-Ray Rendering Manual Model (2)
V-Ray Rendering
If you have a higher pursuit of rendering, you need to pay attention to two aspects (lights and lenses), let's start with the light. It's important to note that we don't have a complete set of lighting parameters for you. Each scene is completely different. If you want to get some kind of once-and-for-all parameters, you can't do it! In each of the following examples, we have debugged the number,

The Guide of V-Ray Rendering Manual Model (3)
V-Ray Rendering
In the Guide of V-Ray Rendering **Manual** **Model** (2), when you work hard on the lights and the lens, you suddenly find that the lack of details is a big problem. Finally, let's talk about the details of the drawings. About the details, one to point out is that if you still have the passion for learning and the desire to know, you should do it in 3d MAX and MAYA, or even ZBrush and Houdini. Try to use








