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The hot air produced by the projection lamphouses must always be extracted to the outside of the building. This is not new and you have to be very careful regarding this exhaust air. The correct exhaust of the hot air ensures a longer service life of your equipment as well as better ageing characteristics of your lamps and an optimized functional capability of your installation. You have to correctly calibrate the flow of the exhaust air in accordance with the lamp power (or the max. lamp power allowed for the lamphouse - see. | The C4D Vault presents Cinema 4D Training Introducing VRay A short guide to the settings of VRayForC4D Stuart Lynch Page 1 Project files can be found at http down ZIP ARCHIVE PASSWORD SherbetLemon case sensitive Page 2 Page 3 TheC4DVault .com was created by Stuart Lynch and provides Cinema 4D training resources and sample files for the C4D community. Stuart is a veteran Cinema 4D user with over 10 years of professional experience in the industry and several years providing instructional information to intermediate users. This first in a series of new short instructional pdf s is aimed at providing the user with enough information to digest without becoming overwhelmed. It highlights the backend of VRay and relates the importance of understanding the settings that make VRayForC4D one of the best render engines around. Over the coming months TheC4DVault pdf booklets will cover a wide variety of topics providing a free and reliable way to learn Cinema 4D. I hope you enjoy this first addition and learn a thing or two about VRay in the process. Thanks for reading. Stuart Lynch http Please make a minimal donation to keep the resource alive. See Donate section at Page 4 Page