Render a simple scene in Keyshot
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Learn how to setup a simple scene and add lights with only 4 planes, a point light, an opacity map and the subject itself.
This is my first tutorial. I have never done this before. So be gentle.
Thanks man, this is maybe one of the most useful keyshot tutorials. Loved how you shown to make the scene from scratch unlike other videos
Of course, thanks for commenting and looked at it ☺️
Theres tons of vids talking bout scenes setup bro...... what youtube are u on
@@santiago-xd8771 but many of those actually show the scene that they've already set up. They just then tell about some light settings
@@prashantsharma8978 Theres two cubs in this vid..... go check out Sam does design, hes got a lot of vids on it
@@santiago-xd8771 I watch him a lot
i have been binging keyshot tutorials for months now and this is the first one with opacity map. It is so genius! wil give it a try over the weekend. been trying to " replicate" photos with sunlight beams on my desk. This is perfect, so much more control of the light then using "sun and sky"
thank you for this video
No Problem - and thanks for watching it!
@@designersvane i made a Instagram post with my variant! I tagged you hope u will check it out:))
Thanks for the tutorial!
I would love to see more of your work, a good quality camera and mic would definitely enhance the experience.
Thank you! I have gotten a better 🎙 for the most recent One. And I am planning to use the iPhone as a camera too. But I have not gotten this to work yet 😊 great input though!
Quick and easy setup for studio , nice work. Thanks for sharing it.
No problem Sanjay! And thanks for your comment!
Bro! thanks a lot! It is one of the best keyshot tutorials that I have seen. I'll subscribe to your channel.
Thank you Ender!!
Nice work, Mads! I've never actually tried using the point light, might have to give it a go using your technique
I totally agree, I think it boils down to a choice between physical light vs hdr maps. Sometimes I use a combination of both, to really get shadows right ☺️👍🏼
Thats great
so fun and very nicely explained!
Thank you Burcu!
Great tutorial
Thanks!
Thank you for this tutorial :)
Sure thing Ashley! Thanks for watching!
Really good video, loving your tutorials, keep em coming!
Thank you again George. Sorry for the late answer!
Great tutorial 👍👍 Very easy to follow
Thanks Max!
Great tutorial very helpful Thank you
Thank you!
Soooo good tutorial thank you so much!
Thank you for watching Daniel!
This was a great tutorial !!!!!
Thanks!
Great tutorial!
Thank you!
Hey Mads. Er det lukrativt at være god til Keyshot i Danmark? Har aldrig hørt om nogen, som har ekspertise i det, men dog så virker det ekstremt brugbart.
Hmm. Det er et godt spørgsmål. Jeg tror der er et par stykker som er super brugere i dk. Jeg er en af dem som er mere habil selv :) men hvor mange penge man kan tjene på det er et godt spørgsmål. Jeg har flere kunder som efterspørger renders - og de er meget tilfredse med resultaterne fra Keyshot.
Great tutorial, man!
Really nice tutorial. appreciate it !
Thanks you Jay, and thanks for folloinwg me!
Great tutorial! Thank you!
Thanks Petr. Sorry for not answering!
This is great!!! Thank you a lot!!!
Thanks for looking at it :)
i love your tutorial but i got lost when you got to the window part. where can i download the window assert from and use it for my texture map
Hi Usman. You can download the window opacity map for free at my gumroad site : www.designersvane.com/gumroad-store
It requires a bit of digging- designersvane.gumroad.com
Great tutorial Mads! where can we find the assets used here? (looking for the window asset specifically)
Sorry!! I have had so much stuff going on - Its here : gum.co/BmxgiW
Amazing tutorial! Thanks!
Thanks for watching!!
Thanks a lot for sharing these!
Sure - happy to share :-)
Do you think if someone has good understanding of vray should learn keyshot for product renderng and animations?
A very good question, I think it could, it’s more dependent on where you work, and what tools that is at your disposal. If you work with rhino, or 3ds it might not be necessary to go into Keyshot, especially if you are already good at Vray.
THANK YOU!!! VERY HELPFUL
Thank you for your tutorial!
Thanks!!👍🏼
Thank you!
Thank Maryisha!
Excelent !! Thank you !
No problem!
Are you Designersvane ? I have followed you in Instagram. I really really like your works. Thanks for your sharing the tutorial, it's helpful for me.
Sorry I didn't answer, but yes I am :-) And thanks for the kind words!
Thanks!
No problem!
great!! Thanks!
Thanks!
Takk så mye, Mads!
I love this video, im trying to follow step by step but I bumped into the part of the window, was it in the cloud to download?
Hi Juan- no it’s on gumroad you can find the window png :)
designersvane.gumroad.com
ohhhh I wished I'd known! I just did my own window on fusion to get those shadows but thank you so much for reaching back :) this tutorial has been very helpful @@designersvane
Thank you! very helpful!
Thank you for watching!
gracias!!
de nada!
Hi thanks for Tut. What is the name of HDRI
Thanks, I believe its that standard HDR I that is on when you open Keyshot :-)
Ok. Thanks
Proceed !
Great tutorial so far, I am just struggling to find where the window samples are?
Hi Mark - its available on my gumroad you can download a set of the window pngs for free : gumroad.com/designersvane
öz abim ya
Bro in your opinion which is best for rendering blender or keyshot?
A complicated question- I think it might be dependent on the task. I love the great renders I can get from Keyshot, but right now it’s convoluted to get soft body deformations and other things into Keyshot, from Blender, so these things might be better to render directly inside Blender instead. I have also found that the environment renders seem to work better in Blender- something with the light!
where i can find the uv maps?
Sorry. Here : designersvane.gumroad.com
Do you have downloadable link for "Window" pack for opacity?
Hi Royston - I am sorry this comes so late - but yes I have. - its on my gumroad : designersvane.gumroad.com/l/BqiSg?recommended_by=search&_ga=2.79749015.1499738349.1640847840-1320868002.1640847840&_gl=1*1wfe9pq*_ga*MTMyMDg2ODAwMi4xNjQwODQ3ODQw*_ga_6LJN6D94N6*MTY0MDg0Nzg1MC4xLjEuMTY0MDg0Nzg1Ni4w
great tutorial but where is the texture map
What Texture map? The one i used as an opacity map? It can be downloaded on my Gumroad account ☺️
When I choose my window png, it remains black and doesn't show up, do you know any reason for that?
Have you tried to move the png? It might be either scaled wrongly or moved to a different area that you cannot see?
@@designersvane I was using a png, and it wouldn't even let me move it. I ended up just building a window plane in solidworks. Thank you for replying so quick, I really appreciate that.
That is so Weird. Could you send me a file? Or a screenshot of the material graph?
@@designersvane Yeah sure, do you have an email I can reach you at?
@@designersvane I had the same problem and in fact it was moved! thank you so much for this reply
Where have you made the assets available?
Found it. Thankyou somuch. Really helpful.
Sorry! I have been away a few days!
@@designersvane Where can I find the assets?
Could you please share window files?
Hi Petr, if you go to my website you can find them under the store, for 1 cent. I tried to make them free but I haven’t found a way for the system yet. I am looking into gumroad- but I have not done it yet.
My website is www.designersvane.com
@@designersvane Great! Thanks!
Where to download it?
I don’t think I have this scene setup for sale - but the stuff I have is available on my gumroad page. Go have a look there 😀
What is your system requirements
For creating this I used a laptop with 32gb of ram. Intel processor core i7. It’s not a beast, but it works!
Make a realcloth
Would love too! But I don’t have Keyshot 9