Finally a video on Exterior Rendering for you all! Here's the link for 2 free months of Skillshare if you're interested ^.^ skl.sh/ArchInsp3 Also if you want this model: Join Patreon before August 31st www.patreon.com/archinspirations or Get it now on Gumroad: gumroad.com/l/AI13
Really excited that i have found your channel! I enjoy how you talk us through your process and decision making. I am a 3rd-year architecture student from Scotland and these videos are really going to help me. Looking forward to your new videos.
I cannot stress the importance of detailed modelling + realistic materials. I think photoshop is subjective to your end result and client request. It's really the perfect balance between the 3. Awesome tips bro!
Yes definitely! If we don't have time to model in detail then we would need to make it up in Photoshop, either way works. Just need a balance like you said ^.^
I really missed you my man and missed sktp and your tutorials , it was supporting me more than you imagine, and it’s helped me for all my projects to my Clients, thank you a lot, I had to turn to cinema 4d with octane render , for more development and for motion graphic as well, keep it up bro and I’m still watching you 💯💯
Oh I Miss you too man! Definitely understand when you have to switch software, really depends on your work. But hey you're still watching the videos and will always be a part of the community ^.^
i have no words for describe how important this youtube channel for me with every single information and tutorial inside it. cool, keep on work sir.. regards
Hey bro, I appreciate your tutorial. This will enhance my skills more in SketchUp. 3ds Max is still not my thing to do 3d and renders yet but I least you gave me enlightenment to work on Sketchup with your tutorials. Thanks
Great, another bunch of awesome tips, I have to bookmark it :D Those Laubwerk trees and the fact that V-Ray grass can automatically adjust to another group are really cool.
Thank's for your support and videos. Can please make video for detailed modeling techniques for realistic modeling and rendering. And thanks again. Big fan bro.
Hello sir Minh, I have one question .. Every time I do production renderings, I always turn on the progressive rendering .. In this tips, u turned off the progressive to get ready for production rendering.. My question is, what is the difference if you turned off the progressive render for production rendering ? Will there be a difference in quality ? Like for example, will the finished raw render will become better looking if the progressive is turned off rather than turned on?
for the hdri + sun bit, what does affect specular do? isnt that the same as affect reflections? so if you turned affect reflections off, wouldnt you turn off affect specular as well? or am i understanding it wrongly?
keep up the good work as always Minh!!!!! The 10 people who disliked this video must be jealous of ur awesome tutorials!!!!! Jealousy people have salt in their head :P
Another amazing tutorial as we know you. i love watching this tutorials. but the important thing is you have to use a good pc for rendering. anyway thank you for this awesome video.
Here's the link to a video on how to create roof shingles! It's not done by me but it's really useful ^.^ ruclips.net/video/7QoACAonoec/видео.html Hope this helps!
Hi Minh, just curious about your HDRI+sunlight setup. Is the sunlight your speaking here is the default vray sunlight? What about your GI (Skylight) and Environment Background, are they both turn off? Thanks for your kind response. Hoping to learn more about it...
Thanks bro! You’re the MVP! Btw, do you render with both sunlight and dome light (hdri) at the same time to get that good reflection and good shadows effect?
Really nice tutorial!! I’m trying to copy the vray fur ( grass) to a other group and its doesn’t work like you did.. is it the version I’m on? I’m working with 3.4 presently...
Make sure that you copy the correct component. Look at the entity window to see if you got the right one selected before copying. Then to paste it, go all the way inside the group or component and paste it there
Hi! Quick question: I tried to use some HDRI map but when you test render, it always looked like it is zoomed in and so, it turns out to be quite pixelated. What should I do?
I think it depends on your HDRI, you can't adjust the way it wraps around your image. You probably can in the settings but that would mess up. So just find a better HDRI, there are several free websites for it. Like Hdrihaven, etc ^.^
Awesome vid man thanks! Would you be able to share your hdri and sun settings by any chance? Can't seem to figure out how to get the lighting to match yours. Thanks so much and keep up the good work! :0)
Hi! For the sunlight, I use the Override option instead of Filter, to get a clear/ white lighting. For HDRI, doesn't matter which one you choose, because I only used it for the background. Just make sure you adjust the settings like I showed in the video. Also change the exposure in the settings to get the right brightness. Remember to adjust sketchup shadows to get the lighting to how you want it
My model was actually made in Revit and then transferred to Sketchup ^.^ but as for stairs, I think 1001 bit tools is pretty cool, or profile builder also works too i think😄
Im struggling thinking about shadow casting...some people said when u using hdri..u dont need sun because its give 2 lighting for ur model... but when i practice hdri only.. everything looks realistic except shadow casting..its not satisfy to me. I think ur way its better .what u think..sketchup inspiration?
Yeaup, I have that same problem too! That's the reason why I sometimes combine both sunlight and HDRI, although make sure to adjust the HDRI setting so that the lighting doesn't conflict each other. 😊 also pay attention to the direction of the HDRI too. Try to match it with the direction of the sunlight😄
I definitely agree too! Although most people don't know how to adjust HDRI or it may take a while to find the right one with good background and lighting. That's why I mentioned this simple method, in no mean is it the correct way of using lighting but it can help solve the issues most people have a little ^.^ thank you so much for the comment! Maybe I need to look into editing HDRI to change lighting, that sounds super helpful!
Idk I think m addicted with your videos and your voice sir..🙏
Finally a video on Exterior Rendering for you all! Here's the link for 2 free months of Skillshare if you're interested ^.^ skl.sh/ArchInsp3
Also if you want this model: Join Patreon before August 31st www.patreon.com/archinspirations
or Get it now on Gumroad: gumroad.com/l/AI13
YES YES YES, we want to know about your modeling workflow and want to see you make more videos about this!! Thank u very much for this
You're very welcome! I'll do another for model techniques tips and tricks later too 😄😄
u adding me so much. such useful videos. i really do wish i met ur channel when i was at university...
yea, i want to learn more about the modeling techniques bro
Great! I'll put it on my to do list😄😊
@@ArchitectureInspirations me too sir. i really want to learn more about the modeling techniques.
@@ArchitectureInspirations can you tell me what is the specs of your computer sir?
Here's my specs 😊 Archinspirations.com/setup
So and I
Really excited that i have found your channel! I enjoy how you talk us through your process and decision making. I am a 3rd-year architecture student from Scotland and these videos are really going to help me. Looking forward to your new videos.
Awesomee! Feel free to ask me if you have any questions. You can connect with me via my facebook or IG too ^.^ welcome!😄
This 14 minutes video make me learn it for a month
More videos on this please.
I cannot stress the importance of detailed modelling + realistic materials. I think photoshop is subjective to your end result and client request. It's really the perfect balance between the 3. Awesome tips bro!
Yes definitely! If we don't have time to model in detail then we would need to make it up in Photoshop, either way works. Just need a balance like you said ^.^
Watching different tutorials and this one of my fav. Channel
I really missed you my man and missed sktp and your tutorials , it was supporting me more than you imagine, and it’s helped me for all my projects to my Clients, thank you a lot, I had to turn to cinema 4d with octane render , for more development and for motion graphic as well, keep it up bro and I’m still watching you 💯💯
Oh I Miss you too man! Definitely understand when you have to switch software, really depends on your work. But hey you're still watching the videos and will always be a part of the community ^.^
Great video, simple and pretty funcional.
Amazing vidio and tutorial render V-ray with easy tips and make best result 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻
Thank you for explaining things so well and all the tips and tricks. keep it up!
Thank you so much!😁I'll try my best!
Wow, nice tutorial. I learned a lot. Thanks
Thank you!!
This guy makes SketchUp look really easy :")
i have no words for describe how important this youtube channel for me with every single information and tutorial inside it. cool, keep on work sir.. regards
That's so encouraging to hear! I'll try my best to making more useful videos for you guys 😄😄
Another fantastic tips & tutorial video. I didn't know about sandbox and skatter until now. You help improve my render works! Thank you! 😁👍
Thank you! And yeah! Skatter has a free version too ^.^
awesome ... thank u
Thanks
Thanks for the tutorial! Very helpful!! ❤️
another great vid! next modeling techniques please for roofing!
I'm making a timelapse video for modeling this house, coming out tomorrow 😉😄
Thank you. So much help
You're very welcome 😄😄
thank you VERY MUCH !!!! your tutorials are the best!!!! i will send you a pic which i will do now after i saw your tutorial
Awesome! Please do! I love seeing others' works 😄😄
Hey bro, I appreciate your tutorial. This will enhance my skills more in SketchUp. 3ds Max is still not my thing to do 3d and renders yet but I least you gave me enlightenment to work on Sketchup with your tutorials. Thanks
Glad I could help!
Have you tried with Blender? 😀
Please make videos about modelling, that siding you modeled for the house looks great.
excellent video! Short and on the point information.
Thank you!
Every video is perfect 👍👍.
Pls make videos on photoshop post production in details using channels pls
Hi! I actually already have a video on that, you can check out the "how to use render elements " video😄
Great, another bunch of awesome tips, I have to bookmark it :D
Those Laubwerk trees and the fact that V-Ray grass can automatically adjust to another group are really cool.
😄😄 yes! It's so helpful when I found out that feature!😊
Your video is so helpful to me, thanks!
*thumbsup*
Thank youu!😄
Amazing Master!!
I would like to see your workflow for modeling the exteriorof the house. Thanks!
Great video, thank you so much!
Thank you!
Thank's for your support and videos. Can please make video for detailed modeling techniques for realistic modeling and rendering.
And thanks again. Big fan bro.
Got it! I think that would be a good topic 😄😁 thanks bro😊
perfect thank you!
You're welcome!
Thank you ..
You're welcome!
VERY NICE TUTORIALS MINH KEEP IT UP ........WAITING FOR MORE
Thank you!!😄😄😊
Thanks for all informations
you're very welcome! 😄
thank you. actually, I am a beginner and I want to learn more about SketchUp and vray.
Keep it up bro. Your tutorials helped me alot
Thank you Kevin! I'll try my best😊😁
Your videos always are cool. Thanks.
Thank you so much Sergio!😄😄😊
Hello sir Minh, I have one question .. Every time I do production renderings, I always turn on the progressive rendering .. In this tips, u turned off the progressive to get ready for production rendering.. My question is, what is the difference if you turned off the progressive render for production rendering ? Will there be a difference in quality ? Like for example, will the finished raw render will become better looking if the progressive is turned off rather than turned on?
I like your share thx
You are amazing! I look forward to the videos
Thank you man!! I'll keep working hard ^.^
Excellent tutorial as always!
Thank you so muchh😊😄😄
-Quck question btw, is vray fur orientation affected by the orientation of the faces in the model?- never mind, I just tried it myself :D
Haha awesome!😄
Excellent video
Thank you so much!😄
yes i would love to learn your modeling techniques
You can watch the latest video (timelapse) for some modeling techniques :) although there's no narration, I'll make a step by step tutorial later😄
Thank you. you are the best
You're very welcome!😄
So helpful keep up the good work bro
Will do! 😊😄
Hi I'm new for sketch up while rendering the model my model is not taking the materials it like totally white .I don't knw how to fix it
You're the best minh 😭😭
excelentes tips como siempre :D gracias Minh!
Gracias Antonio! 😄😄
It is my first comment in youtube vedio...
Just outstanding..!! 😮
Keep it up bro...😊
Wow thank you!
for the hdri + sun bit, what does affect specular do? isnt that the same as affect reflections? so if you turned affect reflections off, wouldnt you turn off affect specular as well? or am i understanding it wrongly?
Thanks!!!
You're very welcome!😄
keep up the good work as always Minh!!!!! The 10 people who disliked this video must be jealous of ur awesome tutorials!!!!! Jealousy people have salt in their head :P
Thanks man! Haha yeah some people are like that, fortunately most of you guys are pretty awesome 😉
Awesome Sir ☺️
Another amazing tutorial as we know you. i love watching this tutorials. but the important thing is you have to use a good pc for rendering. anyway thank you for this awesome video.
Thank you! And yes I think it depends on the model and the software too, some softwares have lower requirements ^.^
llmaoo the laubwerk part
🤣🤣
Love you bro 😘😘💓
Would love to know how to make roof shingles! Such an important element for a realistic image which I'm missing out on!
Here's the link to a video on how to create roof shingles! It's not done by me but it's really useful ^.^ ruclips.net/video/7QoACAonoec/видео.html Hope this helps!
realy useful thanks :)
You're super welcome 😊😊
Hey that was very useful ! Can you make a video of your computer specs optimization and modelling ! Love your videos
Thank you! I'm not sure when I'll be able to create a video on this. Meanwhile you can check my specs here archinspirations.com/setup
Wow😯
Nice ,,also skill share videos for max is also good
Agreed! Those videos are very well done 😄
Hi mate! I got Skatter but when I use it, nothing appear in my scene even when I render in Vray! I'm very disappointed...any idea about?😢 Thanks
Where I found the nick colletion in photoshop; thanks great videos
Hi Minh, just curious about your HDRI+sunlight setup. Is the sunlight your speaking here is the default vray sunlight? What about your GI (Skylight) and Environment Background, are they both turn off?
Thanks for your kind response. Hoping to learn more about it...
Hello???
I cant find the photoshop video in your channel, where is that?
Any possible way to make a already semi decent 3d render for photo realism with one click?
i love you 3000
Haha I love you 3000! I love Avengers😆
Wow, how did you model roof shingles so fast in whole flat? did you used component edit?
I used components and solid tools to model😄
Мужик, это реально круто! Спасибо за видос! Лайк, подписка!
My vray doesn't have the render element part. Can u tell me why?
i want to know more about realistic rendering techniques
Interesting ... Can we have more of such videos please....
Sure! Do you have any specific suggestions? What do you need help with 😄
the laubwerk memes moment gave me life 😂
😂😂😂 glad you hear you find it funny😆
Hey.. this is a good one..it seems the author knows the subject well. It is a good site indeed. Liked it.eh.. good one )).
Thank you!
Hi pro, cau hinh toi thieu cho lumion 8 hoat dong la vao nhieu? Toi co amd 8 core - card ati msi 4G 256 bit - ram 16G, tks
Thẻ màn hình đó thì chắc hơi thấp á bạn. Mình cũng không rõ Lumion 8 nó như nào nhưng đây là cấu hình cho Lumion 10. lumion.com//requirements.html
@@ArchitectureInspirations tks, lumion 6 co the su dung relictis rendering khong pro? Hay phai cai dat lumion pro 6.5
Thanks bro! You’re the MVP! Btw, do you render with both sunlight and dome light (hdri) at the same time to get that good reflection and good shadows effect?
Yup! For this render I did use both of those, but you need to make some changes to the hdri settings 😄 it's in one of the tips😊
Architecture Inspirations thanks Minh! Will try that!
Really nice tutorial!!
I’m trying to copy the vray fur ( grass) to a other group and its doesn’t work like you did.. is it the version I’m on? I’m working with 3.4 presently...
Make sure that you copy the correct component. Look at the entity window to see if you got the right one selected before copying. Then to paste it, go all the way inside the group or component and paste it there
is there a way to add the siding with vray material?
Yeah you can use this type of material www.archinspirations.com/materials-archive/siding-ai-01a-white
ohh...wowow...
😊😄😄
PLEASE SIR, HOW MUCH DOES THE SKILL SHARE LESSONS ON 3DSMAX COST I ALSO WANT TO KNOW IF I CAN DOWNLOAD THE VIDEOS TO WATCH LATER OFFLINE. ❤
You can get access to all lessons by signing up to the whole platform. And I don't think you can download the video to watch offline
awsome as always , Minh idol :D
Thank youu😊😊😄😄
do you have night exterior rendering settings?
Hi! Quick question: I tried to use some HDRI map but when you test render, it always looked like it is zoomed in and so, it turns out to be quite pixelated. What should I do?
I think it depends on your HDRI, you can't adjust the way it wraps around your image. You probably can in the settings but that would mess up. So just find a better HDRI, there are several free websites for it. Like Hdrihaven, etc ^.^
@@ArchitectureInspirations thanks :) i'll try to find a better HDRI for it
Great! 😊
5:56 in my 2019 sketchup cant do automatic adjust to another group
Awesome vid man thanks! Would you be able to share your hdri and sun settings by any chance? Can't seem to figure out how to get the lighting to match yours. Thanks so much and keep up the good work! :0)
Hi! For the sunlight, I use the Override option instead of Filter, to get a clear/ white lighting. For HDRI, doesn't matter which one you choose, because I only used it for the background. Just make sure you adjust the settings like I showed in the video. Also change the exposure in the settings to get the right brightness. Remember to adjust sketchup shadows to get the lighting to how you want it
how to adjust the texture position with bump and displacement maps?
I think the bump and displacement maps will adjust with the diffuse texture by default
@@ArchitectureInspirations if i've adjust the position of texture by right clicking on texture then position. Is it will auto adjust?
Yeah if your bump map is added to your material then it should be adjusted when your diffuse map is adjusted
Hi, I'm from Indonesia ,, I want to study in a SketchUp class at your place, how can I join?
Hi. Unfortunately I don't have a course yet
Ad làm thêm một số tip dựng hình đi. Tks
Để mình ráng😊
amazing !!1, can you make interior tutorial with only use artificial light (without sun), thanks
Hi! Did you my video on "10 tips for lighting" yet? Or did you want something more specific 😊
Great work bro as always
which software you use in video editing?
Thanks bro! And I use Adobe premiere and after effects 😄
Sir high resolution render option is good but
Which option is better in Bruit force and irradiance map???
I've always been using Brute Force and it works for me :) I know lots of people love using irradiance map but I haven't tried using it much
Türkçe alt yazı için çok teşekkürler :*
Finally!! ❤❤
😄😄😄😊
Great thank you so much!
Ps: do you recommend any plugin to make stairs?
My model was actually made in Revit and then transferred to Sketchup ^.^ but as for stairs, I think 1001 bit tools is pretty cool, or profile builder also works too i think😄
Im struggling thinking about shadow casting...some people said when u using hdri..u dont need sun because its give 2 lighting for ur model... but when i practice hdri only.. everything looks realistic except shadow casting..its not satisfy to me. I think ur way its better .what u think..sketchup inspiration?
Yeaup, I have that same problem too! That's the reason why I sometimes combine both sunlight and HDRI, although make sure to adjust the HDRI setting so that the lighting doesn't conflict each other. 😊 also pay attention to the direction of the HDRI too. Try to match it with the direction of the sunlight😄
I definitely agree too! Although most people don't know how to adjust HDRI or it may take a while to find the right one with good background and lighting. That's why I mentioned this simple method, in no mean is it the correct way of using lighting but it can help solve the issues most people have a little ^.^ thank you so much for the comment! Maybe I need to look into editing HDRI to change lighting, that sounds super helpful!
Got it! And by backplates, do you mean the .hdr files instead of jpg?
👍
Boss..make video Interior visual setting
I'll try!