Textures can deceive and take focus away from lighting. The main reason for that clay render is to have it without any textures. Wireframe helps you to see what parts of your render are overexposed or underexposed. I start from ambient, background and progress by adding and tweaking the next lights. In case you were wondering how this Rolf Benz 3D scene came out looking good? Well, that’s thanks to the wireframe render, I use it to balance the entire scene lighting. So keep an eye on your email and participate by giving your opinion on the next subject to learn. Next week we are going to launch a survey, to see what tutorials can help you to become better.

More cool VRay Tutorials can be found here: Just make sure your models and geometry looking clean! Employers want to have a “sneak peek” into your professional skillset, and there is no better way than using wireframe in order to demonstrate that!

In my opinion, this is a very essential render that can add value to your online portfolio. This is a great addition to your portfolio that shows the breakdown of your lighting setup and geometry. Here’s how you can render wireframe by using VRayEdgesTex.

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