Our V-Ray Training Courses
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Why Learn V-Ray?
V-Ray is one of the industry's leading rendering engines. Architects, interior designers and 3D artists use it with SketchUp, 3ds Max, Rhino and Maya to create photorealistic images and animations for presentations, marketing and competitions.
Photoreal rendering
Realistic images of your 3D models.
Lighting
Sun, sky, artificial and HDRI lighting.
Materials & textures
Realistic surfaces, reflections and maps.
Used across industries
Architecture, interiors, product and film.
Multi-platform
SketchUp, 3ds Max, Rhino and Maya.
Certificate provided
Receive a certificate on course completion.
Who Should Attend?
✓ Beginners new to rendering and visualisation
✓ Architects presenting designs to clients
✓ Interior designers creating realistic visuals
✓ SketchUp, 3ds Max and Rhino users
✓ Students preparing portfolios and competitions
What You'll Learn on Our V-Ray Courses
Our practical V-Ray training method ensures you get the most from every session.
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Understand your goals
We discuss your needs, your V-Ray experience and the work you want to produce.
2
Learn step-by-step
Follow a structured V-Ray plan with practical exercises to help you improve.
3
Work on real projects
Apply your skills to real rendering projects or your own project.
4
Get ongoing support
Ask questions after your V-Ray course and keep your learning materials.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is V-Ray used for?
V-Ray is professional rendering software used to create photorealistic images and animations from 3D models. It is widely used in architecture, interior design, product design, film and visual effects.
Is V-Ray suitable for complete beginners?
Yes. Our V-Ray training includes options for complete beginners as well as intermediate and advanced users. Beginners start with the interface, lighting and basic materials, and progress to cameras, render settings and professional post-production.
Do I need previous 3D or rendering experience?
Basic knowledge of a 3D program such as SketchUp or 3ds Max is helpful but not essential, as some courses combine both. If you already use V-Ray, your training can focus on the areas you want to improve. LDTC training is personalised and project-focused.
What will I learn on a V-Ray course?
Depending on the course you choose, you can learn lighting, HDRI and sun systems, materials and textures, cameras, render settings, denoising, render elements, interior and exterior scenes and post-production in Photoshop.
Which software can I use V-Ray with?
V-Ray works with SketchUp, 3ds Max, Rhino, Maya and Revit, and LDTC offers courses for V-Ray with SketchUp, 3ds Max and Maya.
Can I learn V-Ray on a Mac?
Yes. V-Ray for SketchUp and Rhino runs on both Windows and macOS. For in-person training, suitable computers are provided at the training centre. For live online training, you will be able to access control to our screen and use the software at the same time as us.
What support will I receive after my V-Ray training?
Current V-Ray training includes lifetime email support, and LDTC states that students can keep their work files and lesson recordings for future revision. LDTC also highlights handouts and supporting course documents.
Will I receive a certificate after my V-Ray course?
Yes. Course completion includes a certificate, and LDTC also provides additional support depending on the course, including lesson materials and ongoing email support.
What Our Students Say
"Really great V-Ray for SketchUp 1 day course. It was exactly what I needed having self taught myself on both softwares. Aysha was clear and concise with her explanations…"
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Holly
"Absolutely amazing 3DS and V-Ray course. Jess is a great teacher, explaining the tools very clearly, patient and helpful."
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Claire Rizzi
"Before the day V-Ray made me very flustered and frustrated but after the course I felt confident in what I was doing, putting me at ease for my final year…"
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La Smith
