From the course: Rendering Engines for Product and Industrial Visualization

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- [Narrator] In this chapter, we're going to discuss couple of off land renderers, and the renderers that I have chosen for discussion is a V-Ray renderer, Arnold renderer, and a Redshift renderer. Now, there is a reason for choosing these three renderers, and we're going to go through the reasons as we explore each one of them. The first renderer we're going to discuss is the V-Ray renderer, which is widely used for architectural virtualization. And, it is extremely powerful when it comes to lighting and rendering, whether it's exteriors or interiors. So, let's just start with V-Ray renderer first. The first thing you need to do is open the exercise files. If you have access to the exercise files, navigate to house, underscore int, underscore full, which is the interior, and it's a complete scene. If I go out, you should be able to see the complete house, which we previously broke down in small portion when we were exporting to Unreal Engine and Unity 3D. Now, I'm going to press C on…

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