Hey Educk! Thanks for this video! I've been using Vray for Skp for 2 years now and barely used render elements, until I came across this video! Explained very clearly and will definitely speed up my render progress since I now don't have to re-render when i'm not satisfied about a certain color gradient. Thanks!
I've one problem. Auto texture mode in binding of vray material doesn't work; any change I make in vray material editor doesn't show in the model itself. how can I solve it please ?
Hi, very useful and learned a lot today from this video. My render output is not clear enough when I zoom in still blur. Can you do a video about that.thanks
@@educkorg hi there, I watched your 2 hours video of the kitchen yesterday. I followed your instructions about lighting and then, everything is just fine. I'm loving the outcome. You are doing a great job. Thanks for making the videos. 🫡
For only one light in the scene, you can increase the exposure instead of light intensity. If you have additional lights, for example rectangle light, IES Lights, then you should change their intensity separately. :)
Hi, I was wondering. i found alot of material packs (mosty from 3dsmax scene) that has a planks of wood textures, there are a few (around 5-6images) i assume this is for flooring material. but how do i use it in Sketchup?
Check out my tutorial Create Photorealistic Material using Free PBR Texture ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UFc4k9H8UuU.html It will help :)
Hello, what does different mean? it depends on many things - what is your interior? Are there enough Windows? - what is your exposure value in the render settings? - what materiał do you have in the Windows ( it should be highly transparent) - is material override option turned on? Add exposure layer in postproduction to change the lighting in the scene. Good luck :)
