I'd previously created a suit model, and used Marvelous Designer and ZBrush to create the fabric geometry. I'll show you how you can significantly reduce the amount of time spent shading with the right tools and software, and how I rendered within 3ds Max with the power of V-Ray and the VRscans material library.

With this tutorial I will try to guide you through my workflow and show you how to render fabrics in a few simple steps. My idea was to simulate a piece of fabric falling on top of character, creating a shape with lots of folds, similar to sculptures you might find in a museum.

This was the perfect opportunity for me to learn Marvelous Designer, which I'd always wanted to try. Soon after I started using VRscans materials, and saw how incredibly accurate and detailed the shaders are, it became clear to me that I needed a realistic looking geometry to match such high quality. I've had to render 3D geometry very rarely in the past two years, but I've used personal projects to learn and implement many different workflows. We specialize in 3D scanning and pointcloud data visualization for exhibitions and Broadcasts. For more information on Installation and Licensing, click here.My name is Luca Veronese, and I'm Lead 3D Artist at ScanLAB Projects, a small studio based in London. Those with existing Online Licenses will have the VRscans license added to their accounts.

Those who already have a dongle for V-Ray will have their VRscans license added to their existing dongle which can be updated easily, as shown in the next section of this page. VRscans is licensed the same way V-Ray and uses either the hardware dongle-based license or the new Online Licensing System. However, to use VRscans material in a scene, a separate license for the VRscans plugin must be available through your USB dongle or Online account for rendering. VRscans do not need to be installed and are already installed with the typical V-Ray for 3ds Max or V-Ray for Maya installation. V-Ray for Revit (partial support please VRscans VRscans is currently installed with V-Ray on the following platforms: This enables a high level of accuracy for visualizing real-world materials in renders. VRscans is combination of a hardware-based scanning system and a software-based rendering plugin that work together to easily create material properties for creating realistic renderings without the usual workflow of texture maps and tweaking shader settings.

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