Chaos Vantage + 3ds Max Speed Build | Stunning Archviz Animation From Scratch in 10 Minutes

[@mistelko]

I loved the way you did the terrain. Have never thought about it. Usually I go with noise in some smoth selected areas. Will try it sculpted.

[@guitop]

Usually I would have said that vantage is way better for Archviz, but I will agree on your point of view this time. For these specific nature Archviz situation, mega scans makes a huge gap if you compare only « out of the box » those two. But in the Archviz workflow we often all have at least one or two nature pack from evermotion.

[@Learn-archViz]

Yep, these are all things to consider. I will be discussing all of that in my full comparison video. I mean, a lot of it comes down to what assets you have more than the program itself, but there are other pros and cons too, I think. I like each of them for different scenarios.

[@haneetkhanna1883]

@@Learn-archViz hi adam. thanks for the quick timelapse and other videos too.i have few queries. 1. which vantage version are u using? i dont see denoiser value settings in my latest vantage 1.8.6. also if i turn on the denoiser it gets very blurry. from where does the vantage denoiser takes its value?. if we dont want to use the denoiser do we just raise the samples in render settings of vanage?.its really slow to work on the scene with vray ipr in progress. corona is much faster in that sense. for now i am working with live sync to see results directly in vantage . it kinds of replace the ipr while working on the scene and is much faster. can u make a video or maybe a course on how to optimize a scene for chaos vantage like we do for unreal and then the final production settings gor rendrring the animation. for now my main concern is how to control denoiser. thanks. awaiting your response.

[@bori9]

It's a wonderful work! When rendering files worked on 3ds max to chaos vantage Do I have to redesign all of the material, lighting etc..? and How long did the rendering time of this video take? I want to make a video that I see from various angles, not from one angle. Like this video that you just posted! It's very cool.

[@itsdurga]

When I'm saving my animation jn Vantage and then i open my file then this is corrupt showing please help me . what should i do?

[@elpaolos]

hello I would like to know if you know how to make the volumetric lights of a 3ds max scene appear when switching to chaos vantage, and in the same way a screen map that has a video as a texture that can be played within the animation, also appears, This volumetric video texture and lighting is not appearing when opening chaos vantage in my normal 3ds max scene they do appear and it animates, but when I go to vantage they no longer appear and they are essential to appear in my animation, I hope you can help me, thank you.

[@leschylinski2031]

What do you like better - Chaos Scatter or Forestpack?

[@Learn-archViz]

Good question. I am very used to forest pack, and this is the first time I have really played around with Chaos Scatter. Frankly, I was able to adopt Chaos Scatter very easily, because the functionality is very similar. So, I think the differences are minimal, but in this case, having presets that can be drag and dropped from Chaos Cosmos (my favorite thing) and work immediately with Chaos Scatter -- that made the difference for me. Of course, Forest Pack has presets too (and probably more) but the integration with Vray is slightly more seamless with Chaos Scatter, since they are both Chaos.

[@abubakarabdul9755]

You’ve done a great job…I’m yet to switch to unreal Engine due to the lack of animated components in chaos vantage… i hope there are animated components in unreal engine such as trees and grass?

[@Learn-archViz]

Yes, Unreal does have the ability to animate trees and grass. With Megascans tree assets, it is quite simple to control.

[@pakirulez1]

Hi, can you make a video going in depth about the render settings and how to get nice and smooth animations without any flickering. Thanks :)

[@Learn-archViz]

I think I cover that in some of my other Vantage videos on my channel, but yes, it is something I can talk about more in the future. I think a huge part of it with Vantage is simply turning up the samples. It takes more time, obviously, but gives good results. In this case, Vantage took about 9 hours to render 1500 frames, which is not too bad. The key for real time animation is that you have a very good preview of what the final result will be (except that it is noisy). You can adjust all your lighting, DOF, etc and know exactly what it is going to look like. After the high quality rendering is produced, you get exactly what was expected -- no surprises. There is no other way to go when it comes to animating, IMO.

[@shefomidomecca4736]

nice 😍

[@Learn-archViz]

Thanks