Description:Aimed at beginner to intermediate users this course will go through the entire process of creating a highly realistic interior scene using Cinema 4D and VRay. We will model the environment, furniture and accessories and then move on to exploring materials, light and camera parameters, colour mapping, VRay's various GI engines, its Image Sampler and antialiasing techniques, as well as IES lights, HDRI and Depth of Field. We will finish up by taking our final image into Photoshop for some post production techniques. The tutorial culminates in the exploration of other lighting methods including the creation of an alternative evening mood. Video: H.264, 1264x840, 15 fps, ~ 150-250 kbps Audio: AAC-HE, Stereo, 44100, ~ 64 kbps LESSON OUTLINE: 29 LESSONS | DURATION: 9 HOURS SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: CINEMA 4D 11.5 or higher. Mac OS X & Windows, VRAY for Cinema 4D ----Contents: Intro Modelling the room Creating the skirting board Modelling the window frame Modelling the sofa - part 1 Modelling the sofa - part 2 Modelling the Arco lamp Adding furniture Making the coffee table Adding cushions Creating the TV Light adjustments Sun parameters & basic GI Physical camera attributes Colour Mapping & LWF Exploring materials Creating the rug - two methods Accessories Mastering the Image Sampler Using the DMC Sampler Building the pendant light & final materials GI & The Irradiance Map Exploring Brute Force & Light Cache Final considerations & output Post Production Depth of Field - two methods Creating an evening mood Alternative lighting with HDRI Outro * Project files are included Sreenshots: