The Key Steps to Rendering Interiors with Vray for SketchUp
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- Are you new to V-Ray for SketchUp? This is the video we wish existed when we first got started. It walks through 7 key tips when creating an interior rendering with V-Ray for SketchUp. Watch this before you create your first interior rendering and you’ll avoid the problems people often run into.
Inside this video, we cover these 7 steps:
Introduction (00:00)
1⃣ Start with Draft Settings (02:22)
2⃣ Use Material Override (03:31)
3⃣ Figure out Your Key Lighting First (04:52)
4⃣ Add Fill Lights Next (06:48)
5⃣ Use Realistic Materials (08:21)
6⃣ Mind Your Background (11:02)
7⃣ Choose Good Render Settings & Make a Few Easy Adjustments (12:08)
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All your videos I've watched so far make so much sense and are very helpful. Thank you for these.. and the time and effort! :)
Awesome - we're really happy to hear that you've found our videos and channel to be helpful!
This is the first time I watch your videos and I'm very happy with them , thank you so much.
You're welcome! And thanks for watching!
A fantastic video as usual Alex. What I learned is at the end in V-ray settings Exposure and force color clamping.
Awesome - glad you liked the video and thanks for taking the time to leave a comment!
Very nice and really helpful tips. THANK YOU for your fun to watch videos, your effort, time and ofc the knowledge you provide to us.
You're welcome - and thank YOU for the kind words!
The png reflection setting helped me so much! For years I left the windows empty and photoshopped the exterior and reflections
Really happy to hear that tip was helpful!
This video is really usefull! The explanation was really clear. Thanks a lot!
Happy to hear you liked the video!
All your videos I've watched are very helpful. thank you for your tips and tricks
You're welcome!
Another great video and usefull tips from you.. i always smile when i found some interlude like at 8:04 😊😄
Thank you for the kind words and glad you liked the video!
Loved the video. Lets see how much I can Implement it now to my renders. If I see even a tiny bit progress, I'm definitely joining the sketchup school. Thanks.
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Glad it was helpful! If you get stuck with anything, just send us a message at team@sketchupschool.com and we'll be happy to give you advice.
Thank you so much for making a good explanation of the video sir.
You are most welcome
I loved the quick tips. How can anyone gave a dislike in a video like this ?
Glad you liked the tips and the video!
Excellent video. I would add that for draft mode it's probably quicker to toggle to the Nvidia denoiser then change it to VRay for final render. But excellently consise. So helpful as always!
Thank you for adding the tip about the denoiser!
Did you learn something new in this video?🤔
Do us a quick favor and tell us which tip you liked the most in the comments below right now, or just let us know you liked the video by giving it a like 👍
📢ALSO, we have more Vray for SketchUp tutorials you should check out in this playlist: ruclips.net/video/HyAqx6VGGnw/видео.html
I'm new to sketch up. My team is helping me learn and with yr videos it's extremely helpful. One of my suggestion is if you could make a video of what choice do we have regarding software ,like sketch up and and v ray. I'm using the studio pc and I cant figure out which program goes with what or work with which (the design team is too pro level for me). There are tons of add on and things that are available which I cant find when I just installed sketch up and v ray on my personal pc at home. And which is best for me? Should I dive in sketch up pro? But I'm just a beginner. I do event management so most of my 3d isn't as detailed as architecture drawing but I need photo realistic render for my client.
@@mrbrightside3771 Since you are working professionally on an event design team, we recommend you start with SketchUp Pro. And because you need photorealistic renderings, V-Ray for SketchUp is a great choice.
As far as other extensions: Before you worry about adding a bunch of extra tools, it's really important to get the hang of the fundamentals of SketchUp first. You can definitely learn those on your own (hopefully with help from your team), but if you want to get up to speed quickly and avoid wasting time or picking up bad habits, we recommend you take a look at our Video Course Library which has courses that will help you learn everything from the fundamentals, all of the way up to creating photorealistic renderings with V-Ray for SketchUp. You can learn more and try our courses for free here: www.sketchupschool.com/video-course-library
We thank you for what you are doing for aspiring 3D designers. We, in turn, try to provide the best materials and 3D models for the best work in SketchUp. Keep up the great work. @t team
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I have enjoyed viewing this tutorial, excellent.
Glad you liked the video!
Wow ! Thanks you, for my first time ! ❤️
You're welcome 😊
The list was really useful.. Thanks a lot.. Greetings from Greece
Great - we're glad to hear this list was helpful for you!
Amazing! SIR, I REALLY LEARN FROm.
U are a perfect teacher for mee.
Happy to hear you liked the video!
The last tip is so great !
Glad it was helpful!
watching from Dubai...Very useful tips. Thanks a lot..
Awesome! Happy to hear the tips were useful for you!
All tips was awesome please make more tutorial like this so helpful for me
Happy to hear you liked the tips in this video! We'll continue making videos for sure - stay tuned...
I learned the most about the materials in asset edditor! Thanks!
Awesome - happy to hear you learned something new!
Very useful videos by SketchUp school...great job👍🙏
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you very much from Hyderabad, India!
You're very welcome!
I'm looking forward for your upcoming videos. Glad I found your channel. Please cover how to add imperfections :)
Thanks for the suggestion - we'll add it to the list!
Excellent video. U safe my life
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Extremely useful 😍😍😍😍 thank youuu
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Exelente video y herramientas de trabajo me gusta.
Clear vedio and easy to understand... Thank you
Glad it was helpful! And you're welcome!
THANKS A LOT, ITS REALLY HELPFUL
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I was about to enter a VRay meltdown and this has been the best video I’ve watched! Thank you so much!
You are so welcome!
Thank you I learned a lot.
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you are so good teacher thank you so much..
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Thanks for this informative video i have a lot of mistakes doing this rendering. Thanks for the info.
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i learned background tip thankss
Glad you liked that tip!
All the tips i liked the most thanq sir🙏🙏🙏
You're welcome!
6.Mind your background for me its so help full
Glad to hear you liked that tip!
nice very informative i like no.7 most
Happy to hear you liked the video!
thank you idol 😊😊😊 i am always watching your videos.
Thank you too
please make another video using sketch up Vray 3.4 because i don't know how to use that kind of version idol sometimes i feel a little disappointing for rendering my models to become realistic looks like 😞 i need to know the settings and how to use Vray materials in every object when rendered in my models there's so many blured and noise when i full zoom my rendered models. please notice me idol and thank you very much... keep it up idol 😊💪
nice video, alhamdulillah i have got a lot of knowledge i need to learn vray reader for sketchup. thanks very much
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❤❤💯nicely explain thank you🌹
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Thanks!
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i like everything you gave
Awesome - glad you liked all the tips!
great work
Thank you! Cheers!
U r saviour for me ❤
Glad this video was helpful!
great video and really helpful. is there anyway to scale down size of background images of HDR skies while using dome light? its a huge issue i fail because every time i use dome-light the background image is so cause it often never matches with the size of the model and gives me unrealistic renders
There's not a way to scale down the size of an HDR image in a Dome Light. A workaround: If you want to control the size, create a dome shape in SketchUp, and apply a self illuminated material of the background image there, then you can scale the SketchUp dome and the texture will follow.
Sir I loved ur video, I liked the colour collection
Glad you liked that tip!
Excellent video. As for going through PS to include a background image, it's also possible just to import one into sketchup. I've seen it done.
Yes, you can import an image to be the background in SketchUp and there are many reasons that can be a preferred workflow. But when it comes to having an easy way to control the appearance of the background later, it can sometimes be best to add it after the fact in Photoshop.
so useful in iran i can't pay for ur courses but even though ur youtube videos are so much helpful thanks alot
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Great tutor ever!!!
Wow - thank you for the kind words!
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@@SketchUpSchool I real appreciate your work... Did you personally use a social networks like Instagram or Twitter?
@@shahamtindo We primarily put our social effort into RUclips, but you can find us on Facebook and Twitter as well.
@@SketchUpSchool thnx sir!
Hi I have used ton of your videos to help me learn so much. Thank you. I am not seeing the affect channels to change the rendering to color + alpha. I am on a mac.
You're welcome! Please send your question to team@sketchupschool.com and one of our instructors will try to help
Hello ! Thanks for the fantastic videos making my life so much easier ! :) My question is if a free version of V-Ray exists for those who use SketchUp Free or should I get the paid SketchUp and then the add-ons for V-ray ?
You're welcome! Glad to hear our videos are making your life easier! There isn't an ability to add any kind of rendering extension to SketchUp Free since it is a web-browser based application. So you would need to upgrade to SketchUp Pro and then add the V-Ray for SketchUp extension.
Thanx thanx thanx
You're welcome!
mantap bro.. salam sukses dari indonesia
Terima kasih 🙏
You should invert your bump map :)
That's really great
And can you make a video about setting up resolutions
Can you tell us: What do you mean by "setting up resolutions"?
@@SketchUpSchool yeah actually I don't understand what is aspect ratio and image height/width
@@INR-CAD In the V-Ray Asset Editor, click on the gear icon (for Settings), then in the Render Output menu, you'll see the settings for Image Width/Height (which are measured in pixels) and Aspect Ratio (which is the ratio of width to height... where 16:9 means for every 16 pixels wide, the image is 9 pixels in height).
@@SketchUpSchool oh thanks a lot ✌
@@INR-CAD You're welcome!
hi, how are you doing? I am Rick G. and I've been using VRay for 2 weeks and it has been amazing the renders I've been getting but I guess I need to learn more, however, thank you for the videos. can you tell again how much are the videos ?
Our Video Course Library on our website contains $8700 worth of our professional courses for $599/year (or $159/month). You can learn more here: www.sketchupschool.com/video-course-library
Amazing video, my concern is when i do the rendering it always gives me a black background for some reason
Glad you liked the video! A black background would typically mean that your Environment and/or Background settings are causing the issue.
Same here.
Can you explain about field view and since in small place?
In your top menu, select Camera > Field of View. Then you can type a number like 50 and press the Enter or Return key to change your Field of View to 50 degrees. The higher the number, the wider of a view you will have.
Hello i just wanted to ask which is faster vray next or corona render latest version
We answered this comment in another video, but here's the answer we posted: There isn't a Corona extension for SketchUp, only a V-Ray for SketchUp extension. So if you're looking to use SketchUp, you're best to go with V-Ray for SketchUp.
Yeah that thing about alpha channel, thanks!
You're welcome!
Hi !! I want to take your classes how it works?? Thanks!!
Our courses are available with a membership to our Video Course Library. You can learn more about and sign-up for our Video Course Library here: www.sketchupschool.com/video-course-library
Sir i am new learner how i start? I work in sketchup to make tiles cataloge. But i can't success. Please guide me
Hi, how can I have or get vray for my sketchup 2018? please need your advise because its not enough for me to present my sketch up drawing without render using vray, and also I want to learn the vray.
You can get V-Ray for SketchUp here: www.chaosgroup.com/vray/sketchup (When you install, you can pick SketchUp 2018 as the version you are installing for)
Can I get this without expiry? Is there any charge?
Very enlightening video! (pun intended :P) I'm having trouble with daylight on my interior renders, it appears the sun light (or dome light) is not entering the interior, there is light coming from the exterior, but looks like the windows are facing a different angle and I haven't been able to correct it no matter if I rotate the dome light or the entire model
Is the inside pitch-black, or just dimly lit?
SketchUp School it has some light inside but it looks like there isn’t sunlight going in directly and it should
love from my future self
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Its vray 3.6 sketchup 2018 and im devastated
I want to know how to create since in small place ?
have not find watch this before you get started with vra-y for 3.6 (2018)
You can find that video here: ruclips.net/video/1mUAUmqCvBk/видео.html
it was very helpful , where is hdri and material links please
The links are in the notes for the video, which you can get on our website here: www.sketchupschool.com/create-interior-renderings-with-vray-for-sketchup/notes
@@SketchUpSchool thanks alot
Hi, Alex i have done all the steps that makes the transparent background. But, still not happening.
Can you list the specific steps you've tried, as well as more details about the type of transparent background you are trying to get? That will help us spot if we see where things are going wrong for you.
What settings to do when everything is black and white?
Can somebody guide me and help me? What values should be there? What options should be open?
hey how to show shadow without sunlight in interio
Sir but after using dat option colour correction m not able to get back on normal rendering
Uncheck the Color Correction box
Can someone guide me in detail step by step written?
How to deal with complete black image after render? What's wrong?
I installed vray but every render i made still pixelated. Is it my graphics card problem or something i missed in the denoiser?
It could have to do with a few different things. The first thing to check is your render quality settings: If they are set to Low or even Medium, then you will have some pixelation. Of course, higher quality leads to longer rendering times, but when you are ready to create a final rendering the higher quality will help.
Also, for the denoiser, you just need to have it turned on. The default settings should work fine in most cases.
After those two things, if you still have a bit of pixelation, it can often be due to an issue with your lighting and exposure. If you have an imbalance there, it can lead to some graininess in the image.
Hi sir... In sketchup vray dome light is not working it out how to set sir?
Can you tell us: What exactly isn't working about the dome light?
Camera setup is my problem, please tips me , i am know little English.
Whay my macbook pro 2020 with m1 chip render so slow?
Macs can't render as fast as comparable PCs due to the fact that they don't have NVIDIA GPUs (which can be used to speed up the rendering process)
Complete black renders coming whatever I try!
aasim agziyan basim
Hello anyone
My pc specs
8gb ram
i5 8th gen
Nvidia Mx130 (vram - 2gb)
Can i run twinmotion or lumion (8 or 9)
It looks like you might just be able to run older versions of Lumion at the minimum specifications... but you'll want to double check here to be sure: support.lumion.com/hc/en-us/articles/360036620353-What-are-the-system-requirements-for-Lumion-9-and-older-versions-
How to render stainless steel kitchen ?
Apply a stainless steel material to the surfaces and render - of course, you'll need to adjust lights and get everything else right, but the stainless steel is just a matter of adding the correct material from V-Ray's material library.
I do not know what i did wrong but my rendering only com out in white and black now
The best way for us to try to help you will be if you email us at team@sketchupschool.com with more information about your problem. Then an instructor might be able to recommend how to fix the issue.
Everything got down right black after I applied the things you informed about. What went wrong here I have no clue whatsoever
It's hard to know exactly what went wrong for you. You can go to our website (sketchupschool.com) and click on the messaging icon on the lower right side of the page and we might be able to help you figure out what's going wrong for you.
Can you change the language to Spanish in this software?
You have to download the Spanish version of the software upfront (you can't switch the English version to Spanish though once you have it... you would need to go back and download and install the Spanish version).
there is no fill light in my sketchup
You need to use a rendering extension such as V-Ray for SketchUp to add fill lights
@@SketchUpSchool i have installed v-ray already, but i see no fill light, only other light like spot light, etc...
If you one of the thousands of people who stuck in software, then
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I don’t know what to do
why corona is not made for sketchup ?
They had been working on an extension for SketchUp, but halted development in early 2018. Here's the article with more information on why: corona-renderer.com/blog/corona-renderer-for-cinema-4d-beta-1-released/#more-5085
First Tip "DONT USE SKETCHUP FOR ARCHIVIZ"
What tools do you prefer to use?
too much talking,,