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3) Open the material editor, select vray material and use the following settings: -diffuse channel – first bitmap.reflection channel – falloff, Fresnel.refraction channel – second bitmap. 4) It may be a good idea to make a vray mtl wrapper with alpha contribution set to -1 (and keep the sub-material with the settings shown above). Shutter speed for the V-Ray Physical Camera is set to 50 (which means a fraction of second: 1/50) To be consistent to the reality, and white balance is on “Neutral” because there aren’t strong dominant colors. To “depict” this scene is I just use a V-Ray Sun (with Sky) and a V-Ray Light for the foreground. I need best vray sun settings to simulate fresh morning (11am) kinda effect pls provide all possible settings. My dear Soumitra, I think this is the second thread I am reading of u, asking just for the settings, recentely. (other one was about best color mapping solution). Rendering settings. Overall V-Ray RT has the best kind of settings, there aren’t many of them and in many cases there’s no point in changing defaults. Personally I love playing with settings (and breaking things), but as supervisor and artist I believe that they shouldn’t get in the way of creation. Vray Rendering Quality Settings. Now let’s take a look at the quality settings. To do this, go up to the dropdown labeled “Renderer.” Note that depending on if you have an interactive render or a regular render selected, your quality options might not show up. These options only show up if you have a regular render selected.

SketchUp and V-Ray based tutorials (sometimes additional software depending on tutorial). Learn how to perfect your modeling with new post-processing skills, techniques and easy to follow step by step instructions provided by highly talented professional contributors.

Achieve Realistic TV Lighting in V-Ray for SketchUp & Photoshop by Benedict Caliwara

The purpose of this tutorial is to explore the different techniques in visualizing TV screens with light effects using V-Ray for SketchUp and Photoshop.

How to Create your Own Materials in V-Ray 3.4 by Angie Soliman

In this tutorial you will create your own material to match your model, and you need to know exactly how to do so the right way, so you don’t mess up your model or final render.

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Exterior Render Settings (V-Ray 3.4 for SketchUp) by Benedict Caliwara

In order to fully understand the possible render output in V-Ray for SketchUp, using various environment settings, I made a simple rendering experimentation that highlights different parameters or settings which generally affect the tonality and atmosphere of the rendered image output.

Wrapper Material and Matte Shadow Tutorial by Benedict Caliwara

In this tutorial, I am going to show you how to render this matte/shadow pass using V-Ray 3.4 for SketchUp.

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Day Scene V-Ray 3.4 for SketchUp by Thilina Liyanage

This is a tutorial for a day scene using V-Ray 3.4 for SketchUp, including material settings, light settings and render settings.

Making of Container House: SketchUp, V-Ray and Post-Production Tutorial by Benedict Caliwara

In this tutorial, you’re going to learn how to use Photoshop and Picasa for post-production. Post-production is important to all visualizers and deserves an in-depth study and analysis.

Dusk Scene Tutorial – a commercial development by Bong Bernabe

In this tutorial, Senior Architect Bong Bernabe, shows us how to produce a nice dusk scene using his SketchUp model of a commercial property, V-Ray for SketchUp and finally some post processing in Photoshop.

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The Making of Apartment Interior by Virgo Oktaviano

Architect and designer, Virgo Oktaviano from Jakarta in Indonesia, shows how to layout and setup this interior apartment scene. He uses SketchUp and V-Ray for Sketchup with some final post processing in Photoshop to complete this stunning room.

Making of 3 Storey House Exterior by Myren June

Architectural designer Myren June shows us his workflow and settings in this exterior render using SketchUp, V-Ray and Photoshop.

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Car Paint and Studio Setup– SketchUp and V-Ray by Majid Yeganegi

This tutorial is focused on ‘How create a car paint’ and a ‘Studio set up’ for car rendering using V-Ray for SketchUp.

Interior Design of a Living Room by Mario Goleš

Mario Goleš is a very talented interior designer and 3D architectural visualizer, currently working and based in Zagreb, Croatia. He shares this detailed workflow in the production of an interior living room design. There is a lot of good solid information here with many tips to suit all levels of experience. This tutorial can only be described as the ‘How and Why’ of good rendering. Some working knowledge of SketchUp and V-Ray is needed to follow and understand this tutorial.

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Making of Old Town by Zernan Suarez

3D Vizualiser and Graphic designer Zernan Suarez has produced this tutorial for us, covering scene set-up, materials, both day and night renders and NPR. Software used includes SketchUp, V-Ray for SketchUp, Photoshop and the freeware filter software FotoSketcher. Included in this comprehensive tutorial are downloads to help you follow along if you wish.

Making of Balcony Pool – day and night by Ricardo Cossoli

This tutorial is based on an outdoor day render (natural lighting) and a night time render (artificial lighting). The challenge I set myself was to assemble both different lighting scenes in the same model and configure all materials so they respond well in both cases (both day and night). I hope I’ve succeeded.

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Lighting with V-Ray for SketchUp – definitive guide part 3 by Nomer Adona

This tutorial is Nomer Adona’s third in his unique tutorial series, ‘Lighting with V-Ray for SketchUp’. This tutorial focuses on ‘Studio Lighting’. In this tutorial you will learn how to set up a simple studio scene, how a professional photographers set up their studio lighting and how to simulate this lighting using V-Ray rectangular and omni lights.

Glass Reflection Effect – SketchUp and V-Ray by Jonathan Pagaduan Ignas

Let’s get that reflection onto your glass, for added realism. Architectural 2D to 3D visualizer and graphic artist Jonathan Pagaduan Ignas shows you how in this great little tutorial he has contributed to us here at SketchUpArtists.

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Lighting with V-Ray for SketchUp – definitive guide part 2by Nomer Adona

Part 2 of the definitive guide to lighting with V-Ray for SketchUp by Nomer Adona. Part 1 in this series can be found here. Nomer Adona continues his great collection of lighting tutorials to help you get to grips with and simplify this often complex process, with some easy solutions to this often frustrating and confusing aspect to rendering. In this guide Nomer checks out Emissve materials to help light your SketchUp models.

Lighting with V-Ray for SketchUp – definitive guide part 1by Nomer Adona

Nomer Adona shows you how, with the basics, to create a realistic lampshade material and how to position the rectangular lights to achieve the right effect for your shade, using up to date releases of V-Ray for SketchUp. Its a must for those struggling with lighting and those who want to know how the experts do it. There will be more to come in this mini series of lighting tutorials.

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V-Ray for SketchUp – super crash course by Steven Man