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Lighting KeyShot Interiors with HDRIs
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- Опубликовано: 13 фев 2023
- A quick tutorial on how we setup interior scenes with HDRIs.
HDRI assets:
ambientcg.com/...
polyhaven.com/...
KeyShot resources by Visune (formerly Momnt): visune.io/
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Custom PC:
AMD Ryzen 5900X
32GB RAM
RTX 3090
This is the tutorial I was looking for months. "You can't adjust the sun brightness" is a game changer for my upcoming work. THANK YOU LIAM
Literally 5 clicks to make a nice good looking render! Amazing
That's all it takes!
me ayudaste un montón. un millón de gracias!!!!
6:50 and the magic happens😍😍😍.
Thanks for your videos!
Very nice tips! Is the room closed (4 walls, floor and ceiling) with one window? Or does it have other places where the light comes through? :D
Thanks Liam!
Does Keyshot 7.0 produce as good result as this fantastic tutorial?
As always super explained!
I assume you did not use geometry as glass in the window, as it would only require more calculations unnecessarily? I ask because I am currently working on a project where reflections should be visible in the glass.
There is glass in the window, yes. But it's only basic glass not 'solid'. Basic glass requires hardly any calculation but can add sharp reflections
nice
Automotive render content should be comee 🙏
Hi, I would like to know how to keep the camera movement from lagging while rendering in real time when rendering large complex scenes using keyshot;
And how to optimize GPU rendering speed.
Can you make a detailed tutorial video on these two issues, I've been looking for a solution for a long time. I've been looking for a solution for a long time, but I don't have one. Thank you.
Plsss keep goingggg
What is the hardware configuration you have to use keyshot?
I render with an RTX 3090, PC has 32GB RAM.
@@LiamMartinTutorials I understand because it is hindering to work for me configuration is a RTX 3060 with 64 GB of RAM