Vray Proxy Made Easy

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Hi guys, I just wanted to share my simple process on making a vrmesh(V-ray Mesh) for my vray proxy.

1. Open/merge/import a file or files that you want to convert into a vrmesh. Make sure to ungroup the objects so that you'll have individual exports. Here I chose a tree since it's usually the heaviest(in terms of bytes) component in a scene.


2. Select the object/s, right click over it and you'll find the "V-ray mesh export". Click on it.




3. Export as multiple files, automatically create proxies (we used multiple files to preserve individual maps on your 3d models)




4. And group them together, then "shift drag"(copy/instance) to a desired position and sizes. That's it. Good luck!!!

After the setup, this is the final image together with the other proxies.

You should follow all the steps to get it right. Try mong ulitin.

ryan yan wrote:sir boks nalito po ako kasi po nag try ako ng vray proxy kaso po ung materials mo ng plant na may flower same lamg po yng materials nya sa dahon....??????

I don't think it will matter. You may use any material. Pwedeng magpareho, pwede din mag-iba.

arki_xander wrote:mga sir matagal po ba magrender pag ang vrayproxy may opacity or bump?
sa PC ko kasi super bagal ang rendering pro pag wala naman ang bilis po.

PC core2quad,4gb,windows7-32s bits am using max09 with vraysp4a

TIA

Same specs tayo. Pag madami, talagang babagal yan.

JMO wrote:sir boks, tanong ko lang po kung sa isang site development plan typical houses, mga 400 units or more, pwede rin ba i-proxy yung ganun?same procedure rin po ba yung ginawa nyo sa trees?..maraming salamat po!

Yup same process.

markro010 wrote:sir boks tanong ko lang po..mostly kasi pag proxy na yung object ko kapag kinopy ko na siya sa scene eh nadadagdagan ng 10k polys talaga po bang ganun yun? thanks po ..

Posible. Hindi ko kabisado ang system nyan, pero nakakatulong talaga ang proxy sa pagpagaan ng file compared sa walang proxy.