V-Ray 3 for SketchUp features interactive rendering technology that allows users to see results immediately upon changes to the model. In this course, Brian Bradley both introduces and helps to solidly ground you in your ability to use the tools and features found in the powerful V-Ray for SketchUp rendering solution. Export complete scenes from V-Ray 3.x for SketchUp and render with other V-Ray 3.4 (or higher) applications. Now in V-Ray 3.6 for SketchUp, import and render V-Ray Scene (.vrscene) files from 3ds Max, Rhino and Revit.

• How To Render With Sketchup

How To Render With Sketchup

Watch this before you get started rendering in SketchUp (applies to any rendering extension). In this video, we'll teach you The Photographer Method. It's a mental model that we teach in our 2 day class called Photorealistic Rendering on a Deadline. The Photographer Method helps students understand how to approach renderings in SketchUp. This video includes: - a quick overview of the types of rendering extensions (plus a link to a page that will help you choose the right rendering extensions for you) - A detailed tutorial on how to set-up professional 2-point lighting for your renderings - 3 easy Photoshop recipes for quickly enhancing your SketchUp renderings So if you've been overwhelmed by how to get started with rendering in SketchUp. Or you're confused about the rendering process. Or you've wasted a bunch of time tweaking rendering settings and waiting for renderings that disappoint.