INTERIOR LIGHTING TUTORIAL_for beginners

First topic message reminder :

This was actually my WIP tutorial at Asgvis and would like to migrate here. I know this one will be very useful especially to the new ones who want to explore Vray sketchup. This tutorial was doen using vray Sketchup1 the old version. I hope I could update this as we go on.]

Here is

I am making an attempt to make a tutorial using simple image from displacement to bump, doing some complicated materials to hopefully playing on emissive lighting. I will also explore using double reflections to achieve good metals and other materials. so bear with this simple set up and materials which you can find on typical free sketchup.
typical screen scene.



im attaching the scene first here. rendered in clay style. In order to render achieve clay render you need to tick override materials in the global switches. this scene has been rendered using the default setting except using the viewport size of 958X619.


also im attaching the link for the model so you can do it together with me.

rapidshare.com rapidshare.comWIP.rar.html

Thanks i have but with the new vray version everything seems to have change.

yeap but the additional vray version manual is also there.

"By putting another invisible Rectangular light (as fill or ambient light) with low multiplier behind the camera"

sensya na po. bago lagn ako.. pano po malalagay yung new light saan po ba nakalagay yung camera... di ko alam ko saan tamang posisyon nung invisible rectangular light na sinasabi?

thanks sir...

ryds wrote:"By putting another invisible Rectangular light (as fill or ambient light) with low multiplier behind the camera"

sensya na po. bago lagn ako.. pano po malalagay yung new light saan po ba nakalagay yung camera... di ko alam ko saan tamang posisyon nung invisible rectangular light na sinasabi?

basta sa likod na hinid nakikita ng camera.

nomeradona wrote:If I increased the Sky multiplier or lighten up my camera i will have alot of blotches, especially if im using IR Render engine as my primary RE. This was actually one my frustration before. Adding another Vray rectangular outside will help to fill lights inside the interior. I added a vrectangular light (invisible) with strenght of 500.

*tip1* you have to place the rectangular light a certain distance from the wall to avoid burnout of certain walls near the window.
*tip2* save your Light catche, photon map or Ir map and reload them if you are experimenting with light. once you reloaded the saved map, vray will just render your scene.
*tip3* use track mouse while rendering, and point your mouse to the areas you wanted to see first. if you dont like the result, jsut cancel rendering and adjust those things you wanted to do.

im using vray for su6, where can i find the sky multiplier?
thanks a lot sir.

anong version ng vray mo?

nomeradona wrote:anong version ng vray mo?

sir pno po ba icheck ung version ng vray,
ang alam ko lang is vray for su6 siya.

thanks sir.

vray 1.49.84

wow...nice tutorial... great help...thanks sir nomer...