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It was big mistake that didn't use eye camera for setting scene and not using realistic materials and very important is using using dome light is very important. I've try very hard how could see on my render the reflection of material or objects on the scene thanks for the help on your video
Having a less powerful GPU will not affect the result - it might just make the result take longer to render. I recommend you take a look at our V-Ray for SketchUp rendering course which outlines step-by-step how to get the best rendering results. You can access the course as part of our Video Course Library here: www.sketchupschool.com/video-course-library
thanks so much man this helps a lot,i had always faced issues with filling the sketchup model for exterior renderings,seems a small thing but it creates a lot of difference in exterior views
I think it would be great if you showed how to load a gray scaled copy of a material into the texture slot when going through the Bumpmap/Displacement map phase (13:58).
hey how are you I used to use Autocad viz render and 3d studio but, i haven't used them in years and now I'm using SketchUp and Vray and I've been relearning things fast and good please can you tell me about the link where I can find videos of how to renders and different shapes and an email thank you sincerely Rick Gutierrez
Here is a link to the Getting Started with V-Ray for SketchUp video: ruclips.net/video/1mUAUmqCvBk/видео.html And for the Learn to Render in SketchUp video: ruclips.net/video/yYZuVpddCgk/видео.html And the V-Ray for SketchUp Interior renderings video: ruclips.net/video/8B0Sen0ZRr8/видео.html And if you need to email us with questions, you can use team@sketchupschool.com and someone on our side will get back to you. Thanks for watching!
Very educative and helpful posts Oliver. I noticed you use a MacBook and you have the VRay extension on it. Please how did you get that? I’ve been searching for it for quite some time. I had to partition my MacBook and work with the windows OS.
These videos are really well explained and presented and I definitely picked up a few tips - thanks! However all of the final renders we see in the video (and especially on your website) are far from photorealistic so I’m very hesitant to pull the trigger, particularly as I can’t find a list of the individual class topics or examples of the quality of render your students are eventually able to produce. Even the “presentation images” render looks very artificial and ALL of the images in the “Vray on a deadline” look like scenes from those hidden object games: quite cartoony and flat. I’d hoped to find videos of genuinely realistic renders, particularly as you briefly touch on render elements and a few other advanced topics that hint that you know the process fairly well.
In many cases, we are showing images of renderings at a particular step in the process to give a more honest look at what things look like at various stages along the way. But you make a great point: We should certainly do a better job of showing-off the finished product to give you an idea of what's possible. We will do more of that in future videos (and appreciate your feedback). In the courses on our website, we teach students everything they need to know to create genuinely realistic renderings. Again, we show images that represent the works-in-progress (and should do a better job of showcasing what's possible). One note: We are in the middle of updating our courses for V-Ray 5 for SketchUp, so you'll likely see quite a few changes once those updates are published to the site (and we begin adding V-Ray 5 related videos to our channel here). If you'd like to be notified when the V-Ray 5 course updates are ready, send a message to team@sketchupschool.com and we'll add you to the list.
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.
Please help me sir,,,, I have i5 8th windows 10 Nvidia GeForce MX250 2gb graphics When I will do render SketchUp file in vray 4 with GPU getting error. " Failed to allocate file 323721 byets device :0 buffer " like that So how I will solve it please help..
Hmm - hard to know what the problem could be without seeing what you are seeing. If you send a message to team@sketchupschool.com along with an image of what you are seeing, perhaps we can help.
We have a full set of courses covering V-Ray for SketchUp in our Video Course Library on our website. You can find out more about the courses here: www.sketchupschool.com/video-course-library
We are using V-Ray Next for SketchUp. In this video, we were running it in SketchUp 2019 (but V-Ray Next can also be used in SketchUp 2020 which has been released since this video was published).
It is a setting where you turn off all of the materials (and replace them with a white or similarly dull colored material) so that you can focus on the lighting while not being distracted by all of the texture and reflection of the materials
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-
You can run lumion if you follow these settings: 1.Always plug charger ,and change Windows power plan to high performance 2.Always work on layers,add lumion trees and other elements on a new layer. You can turn on this layer when needed. 3. Go to settings, - Disable high quality trees and terrain in editor -editor quality ,1 🌟 -Editor resolution 50% or 25%. 4. Select Nvidia dedicated graphics on Nvidia control panel. Make sure luminous is running on graphics card. 5. Close Other background apps except lumion. 6. Use minimum number of lumion objects. as possible.
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 👍
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You do great at making these fun while learning. Your future self is so dashing! Nice vid and tips Alex!
Ha! Thanks Tyson! Means a lot coming from you!
thanks bro regards from Syria
You're welcome!
HI I CAME FROM THE FUTURE i would like to thank my past self from watching this video
Haha! Thanks to Past You for watching, and thanks to Future You for taking the time to leave a comment! 😉
Thank you for taking the time! I learned a LOT! Big hugs!
You are very welcome - big hugs to you too!
It was big mistake that didn't use eye camera for setting scene and not using realistic materials and very important is using using dome light is very important. I've try very hard how could see on my render the reflection of material or objects on the scene thanks for the help on your video
You're welcome! Happy to hear the video helped you with your project.
I am unable to find force colour clamping in the latest version of Vray.
In the V-Ray Frame Buffer, click on the View Menu, and there you will find Color Clamping
Hii guys, is there any program that is similar to laubwerk or any other program that can provide tree models in sketchup and vray? Thankss
V-Ray now has the Cosmos library which comes with many trees. I recommend starting with that.
I always set up the things well but never give me the best rendering results? Why
Having a low gpu does effect on my rendering?
Having a less powerful GPU will not affect the result - it might just make the result take longer to render. I recommend you take a look at our V-Ray for SketchUp rendering course which outlines step-by-step how to get the best rendering results. You can access the course as part of our Video Course Library here: www.sketchupschool.com/video-course-library
This is very well done. Thanks a lot for teaching the basics and doing good work. Really thankfull
You're very welcome!
I like the Final Step it made a Lot Difference
Happy to hear that step worked for you!
I don’t, tNice tutorials guy needs to learn to chase a bag
thanks so much man this helps a lot,i had always faced issues with filling the sketchup model for exterior renderings,seems a small thing but it creates a lot of difference in exterior views
Glad it helped! And you're very welcome!
Thanks for your valuable time..I understand now how to setup for exterior rendering.👍
You are most welcome
Can we gain a scales shots from rendering with vray ?!
I am not sure what you mean by a "scales shots"? If you can send a message to team@sketchupschool.com with more information we can try to help.
Where can I find Skatter Library in the 2017 Sketchup version?
Skatter is an extension that you have to download and install. You can find it here: getskatter.com/
@@SketchUpSchool Thank you
Thank you sir so much for this video... stay blessed and stay safe👍
You are very welcome!
This has inspired me to start 3D rendering! thanks :-)
You're welcome!
Karen thought she don't need no man nor help, she thought wrong!
this video was very helpful.thanks
You're welcome!
thank you for guildance...
You're welcome!
I think it would be great if you showed how to load a gray scaled copy of a material into the texture slot when going through the Bumpmap/Displacement map phase (13:58).
Thanks for the suggestion!
Thank you so much! Now, I just need a good system to render us faster 😁
You're welcome!
very helpful, Thank you very much
You're welcome!
Thank you so much sir i have my jury tomorrow I will render now
Good luck!
@@SketchUpSchool thank you so much sir
Thank you so much for this helpful video
You are so welcome!
Everything was very useful!!
Glad the video was useful!
Prima video! Yes, helpful and useful advices to get started with - even if you use another renderer than Vray ;-)
Yes, the tips are generally applicable to rendering in SketchUp in general. Glad you noticed!
Hi sir can u make a video about
Post production of SketchUp to Photoshop
Because I don't know how to that..
We created this SketchUp to Photoshop video: ruclips.net/video/r8RAHxl057o/видео.html
How to download vray proxy model
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hey how are you I used to use Autocad viz render and 3d studio but, i haven't used them in years and now I'm using SketchUp and Vray and I've been relearning things fast and good please can you tell me about the link where I can find videos of how to renders and different shapes and an email thank you
sincerely
Rick Gutierrez
Here is a link to the Getting Started with V-Ray for SketchUp video: ruclips.net/video/1mUAUmqCvBk/видео.html
And for the Learn to Render in SketchUp video: ruclips.net/video/yYZuVpddCgk/видео.html
And the V-Ray for SketchUp Interior renderings video: ruclips.net/video/8B0Sen0ZRr8/видео.html
And if you need to email us with questions, you can use team@sketchupschool.com and someone on our side will get back to you.
Thanks for watching!
hello there i need notes of above tutorial
You can download the notes by going to this page: www.sketchupschool.com/create-exterior-renderings-with-vray-for-sketchup
Very educative and helpful posts Oliver. I noticed you use a MacBook and you have the VRay extension on it. Please how did you get that? I’ve been searching for it for quite some time. I had to partition my MacBook and work with the windows OS.
You can download V-Ray for SketchUp for your Mac directly from the Chaos Group website: www.chaosgroup.com/vray/sketchup
These videos are really well explained and presented and I definitely picked up a few tips - thanks! However all of the final renders we see in the video (and especially on your website) are far from photorealistic so I’m very hesitant to pull the trigger, particularly as I can’t find a list of the individual class topics or examples of the quality of render your students are eventually able to produce. Even the “presentation images” render looks very artificial and ALL of the images in the “Vray on a deadline” look like scenes from those hidden object games: quite cartoony and flat. I’d hoped to find videos of genuinely realistic renders, particularly as you briefly touch on render elements and a few other advanced topics that hint that you know the process fairly well.
In many cases, we are showing images of renderings at a particular step in the process to give a more honest look at what things look like at various stages along the way. But you make a great point: We should certainly do a better job of showing-off the finished product to give you an idea of what's possible. We will do more of that in future videos (and appreciate your feedback).
In the courses on our website, we teach students everything they need to know to create genuinely realistic renderings. Again, we show images that represent the works-in-progress (and should do a better job of showcasing what's possible). One note: We are in the middle of updating our courses for V-Ray 5 for SketchUp, so you'll likely see quite a few changes once those updates are published to the site (and we begin adding V-Ray 5 related videos to our channel here). If you'd like to be notified when the V-Ray 5 course updates are ready, send a message to team@sketchupschool.com and we'll add you to the list.
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.
Thanks a lot for this. Really helpful.
You're welcome!
Please help me sir,,,,
I have i5 8th windows 10
Nvidia GeForce MX250 2gb graphics
When I will do render SketchUp file in vray 4 with GPU getting error.
" Failed to allocate file 323721 byets device :0 buffer " like that
So how I will solve it please help..
Have you updated your Nvidia driver?
@@SketchUpSchool yes sir
@@rashminkarkar7848 use either only Nvidia GPU or CPU only.
Turn off progressive rendering and interactive rendering
@@BARCH-wp5vl I will try
I have a problem on vray where i cant see the objects from sketchup on frame buffer but i can see the lights/ dome etc. that came with vray
Hmm - hard to know what the problem could be without seeing what you are seeing. If you send a message to team@sketchupschool.com along with an image of what you are seeing, perhaps we can help.
@@SketchUpSchool Thank your for your response, i just message on the website with ss, thanks!
@BARCH 1520 hello bro.
Sir I want full tutorial video of sketch up vray rendering
We have a full set of courses covering V-Ray for SketchUp in our Video Course Library on our website. You can find out more about the courses here: www.sketchupschool.com/video-course-library
Awesome!
Glad you think so!
Thank youu
You're welcome!
THANK !!!
You're welcome!
Wat is the version of vray u are using and wat is the compatible version of SketchUp for that vray?
We are using V-Ray Next for SketchUp. In this video, we were running it in SketchUp 2019 (but V-Ray Next can also be used in SketchUp 2020 which has been released since this video was published).
This video is very helpful in my case as a beginner
Is the vray u are using have real-time rendering ?check (18:45)
Nice Video!
This feature looks great, but how do i add Vray to my skethup?
You can get V-Ray for SketchUp here: www.chaosgroup.com/vray/sketchup
Thanks for your efforts sir
You're welcome! And thank you for watching!
Amazing !!!!
Glad you liked the video! Cheers!
@@SketchUpSchool cheers... thank you very much sir
What does material override mean?
It is a setting where you turn off all of the materials (and replace them with a white or similarly dull colored material) so that you can focus on the lighting while not being distracted by all of the texture and reflection of the materials
@@SketchUpSchool Nothing special with my case, so the default setting of the material override should normally be turn off, right?
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-
You can run lumion if you follow these settings:
1.Always plug charger ,and change Windows power plan to high performance
2.Always work on layers,add lumion trees and other elements on a new layer. You can turn on this layer when needed.
3. Go to settings,
- Disable high quality trees and terrain in editor
-editor quality ,1 🌟
-Editor resolution 50% or 25%.
4. Select Nvidia dedicated graphics on Nvidia control panel. Make sure luminous is running on graphics card.
5. Close Other background apps except lumion.
6. Use minimum number of lumion objects. as possible.
@@BARCH-wp5vlthankss...but i am back to vray next...
@@newtownsmartlearn4881My suggestion is Lumion that is fast and simple to handle ,finally it's your choice.
@@BARCH-wp5vl hello bro...i i'm going to get lumion 9.0.5 by following your settings.....
I just want to ask will that heat my laptop...please reply..
Is there one for landscaping
Can you tell us: What are some specific questions you have about landscaping? What would you like to see us cover in a video on the topic?
This video was very helpful, thanks.
You're welcome!
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