Welcome to this tutorial on rendering moving objects with V-Ray. To complete this tutorial you will need 3DS Max with V-Ray 1.5 SP2 or newer, and a little patience! When rendering animations with V-Ray, there are two basic approaches: 1. Rendering an animation where something is moving, like a car, a character running, or as in my tutorial, the pages of a booking flipping. 2. Rendering an animation where only the camera is moving, like an architectural fly-through. (for a tutorial on this go here: http://www.spot3d.com/vray/help/150SP1/tutorials_imap2.htm ) We are animating something moving (book pages) in this tutorial. If you have ever had to animate the pages of a book turning, you will know that it's a real pain in the arse. Luckily I found this cool maxscript that does it for you , (Bookrigger V2.21 from http://www.ardakutlu.com/scripts.html ). Many thanks to Arda for the use of his script! Check out his other scripts, and if you find them useful, give him the respect and tha...