SketchUp & V-Ray Tutorial丨How to Render Volume Light

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Software versions：
Sketchup Pro 2019
V-Ray for Sketchup 4.2
Adobe Photoshop 2019
Welcome to leave your comments :)

[@MrsMichelle74]

Lovin that blue 💙

[@mandywinters8690]

Wow, I like the blue hue

[@renderpractice6680]

Thank you so much!! I finally understand it!!

[@alexmorales-ln2ul]

Your videos are great keep it up, would be great to have more videos like this.

[@SketchupRabbitHole]

thank you😁

[@zachariahjoy1513]

explained the concept well

[@SketchupRabbitHole]

thank you

[@agaduce]

Why do you stop to make vidéos , u the best teacher i ever had , Come back soon , i Hope you fine

[@SketchupRabbitHole]

Thank you and I'm sorry for delaying my update due to too many projects, I'm on my way back, I love making these videos, I'll keep going

[@yifuhsieh6212]

nice video! thanks for sharing

[@SketchupRabbitHole]

thank you！

[@ArchitectVirendraChhatria]

Good one.. subscribed ✨

[@SketchupRabbitHole]

thank you！

[@hugovillalpando660]

I dont get a black & white of atmosphere render element, like yours... why? mine is like in gray scales, so when I get it in PS, the effect doesnt apply very well.

[@SketchupRabbitHole]

You have to make sure that you get the right volume light before you get the atmosphere render element

[@richardvankesteren7013]

I am expementing according to your settings but my AO map does not show any ray. I use only the sun, Environment is off, Vol. Environment = Fog and Affercted by is sected to sun light. I changed sun intensity, distance and height. I see some rays on the RGB layer, but not on the AO layer. Any suggestions?