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Step 2: Render 360 panos with V-Ray for 3ds Max
Step 2: Render 360 panos with V-Ray for 3ds Max
Updated over 8 months ago

Read our How it Works before getting started

How it Works

Notes

  • Render cameras as equirectangular 360 panos.

  • 2:1 Aspect ratio

    • 2048 x 1024px

    • 4096 x 2048px

    • 6144 x 3072px

    • 8182 x 4096px

  • Image format

    • .jpg

    • .png

  • Max file size

    • 500mb

  • Name images with the same sequence number as your camera.

    • Camera Name: DS_myCamName_001

    • Image Name: myImageName_001.jpg

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Render cameras with V-Ray

  • Render one at a time, batch render, send to deadline, or use a third-party render service.

  • You can render any image format (.exr, .cxr, .tiff) but images must be .jpg or .png on digitalspaces.io.

V-Ray render settings

  • Type: Spherical panorama

  • Override FOV: 360

  • Vertical FOV: 180

Render settings

  • Image aspect: 2.0

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