Changing the sun angle in Sketchup will change the sun angle in V-Ray. I typically adjust the sun angle in Sketchup to get the shadows exactly where I want them before moving to V-Ray. I also save the Sketchup scene that I plan to render in V-Ray by going to “View>Animation>Add Scene”. Changing the sun angle in Sketchup will change the sun angle in V-Ray. I typically adjust the sun angle in Sketchup to get the shadows exactly where I want them before moving to V-Ray. I also save the Sketchup scene that I plan to render in V-Ray by going to “View>Animation>Add Scene”.

Multi Unit typical design of a Housing Complex. Scene Ready to Render. Use it to learn how to setup proffesionall archexterior visualisation or use it to modify to your needs. 5 BigRenders in.PSD format included (up to 6400x4000 px). If you want interiors of the houses find my model: 'Home Interior Floor Plan 01' This model is available for: - 3ds max 2009 (full scene with environment that renders exactly as atached previews. No postprocessing of any kind.

2 versions in separate files: VRay & default Scanline Renderer. Both has Materials, textures, lights and renderer setup included. Every view in separate.max file) - Cinema4D (textured) - AutoCAD 2007 multi file formats for various software: - 3DS (textured) - OBJ (textured) - FBX (textured) - DXF - DWG This formats makes it usable in 99% of 3D software programs. Every format of this model has been properly exported and verified in software that is designed for. Most materials with bump maps, normal maps, specular maps, displacement maps High resolution textures. See all atached thumbnails in high resolution by clicking on them. By using this model in your project you are sure to please your client with a top class modern design of a building.

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Since vray cameras are based on real cameras make sure the f-stop and shutterspeed make sense. Cara menggabung rumus rgr cgr nar. And for the gi to turn up the multiplier and testing that to see if an image renders. Try checking vrayforc4d.

They have a basic manual you can browse. I'm currently working in vray for c4d for work and I can say more than half my time is spent troubleshooting. I've also seen people use premade vray studio kits that can control the camera, lights and target locations with an easier interface.

And they have preset render settings for low mid and high quality renders. Goodluck • • • • •.

As other people have suggested good troubleshooting techniques for your scene(s) already, I'll offer up some different advice. You're going to want to read up on how sampling actually works, the way light bounces (diffuse depth), the different material settings (energy conservation, linear workflow etc) to really get an improvement in using VRay. You just read 'about how it's better' but if you don't understand any of the technical aspects of how a renderer works, then using one package over another will yield no benefit to you.