The Complete Vray 5 for Sketchup Course

Set up scenes as camera views with a section plane to frame interiors, adjust the field of view to about 20, and apply two point perspective before updating the scene.

Set up sun and environment lighting in Vray 5 for Sketchup to illuminate a kitchen scene, configure interactive render with Artex, apply glass materials, adjust shadows, and save history.

Add interior lighting in V-Ray 5 for SketchUp by converting bulbs to light sources, placing disk shaped lights, and extending wall and chimney lights to illuminate the kitchen details.

Explore Lightmix in Vray 5 for SketchUp by grouping lights, adjusting exposure, and saving presets for day, soft, night, and environment light settings.

Use the dome light in vray 5 for sketchup to illuminate a kitchen scene, compare with environment and sun lighting, and experiment with hdr images from the cosmos library.

Explore how to use the default Vray library in Vray 5 for SketchUp to quickly apply materials to a kitchen scene, adjust textures, and render with interactive previews.

Create a custom white gloss laminate in Vray 5 for SketchUp by editing diffuse color, adding controlled reflections with glossiness and Fresnel, and saving it to a personal material library.

Learn to create a marble PBR material in Vray 5 for SketchUp, using diffuse, reflection, glossiness, and normal/bump maps with tiling and global illumination.

Create a wooden pbr material in vray 5 for sketchup, using diffuse, roughness, reflection, normal, and displacement maps from bitmaps, and apply it to cabinets and the kitchen island.

Create a metallic BBR material in VRay 5 for SketchUp by using diffuse bitmap, reflection map, and normal map, then apply color correction to darken and enrich the metal.

Learn how to create lacquered glass for a kitchen in Vray 5 for Sketchup, including material setup, color and fog adjustments, material IDs, and fine-tuning lighting and render settings.

Create a copper material in V-Ray 5 for SketchUp using diffuse bitmap, reflection and glossiness maps, plus normal and bump maps, then apply to the model and enable interactive render.

Learn to round off edges in Vray 5 for SketchUp with the edge texture, compare it to bump mapping, and apply glass and countertop materials across groups for kitchen scenes.

Discover how to use Chaos Cosmos to add decor in V-Ray 5 for SketchUp, import models, place seating and accessories, adjust materials and coordinates, and render for realism.

Learn to add render elements in V-Ray 5 for SketchUp, assign material IDs and object IDs, and adjust materials in Photoshop without re-rendering.

Set final render in Vray 5 for SketchUp with bucket or progressive mode, raise to very high, set noise limit to 0.005, output 1920x1080, enable dome light and sunlight.

Explore VFB layers in Vray 5 for SketchUp to adjust tone map, opacity, exposure and contrast, apply a LUT like Catch Me Run for a vintage look, and save elements.

Learn to create a night render in vray 5 for sketchup by using light mix, turning off sunlight, tweaking environment and light color, and saving settings for indoor scenes.

Load render images as layers in Photoshop with Load Files into Stack, convert the main layer to a smart object, feather the selection, and apply unsharp mask.

Change colors of kitchen scene elements in Photoshop by selecting parts with the magic wand, duplicating via smart objects, and applying a hue/saturation adjustment clipped to the bottom layer.

Learn to apply graffiti and wallpaper textures to walls in Photoshop by selecting wall areas, importing seamless images, resizing, blending with multiply, and merging layers for urban kitchen textures.

Learn to streamline post-production workflows in Photoshop by creating and applying actions that adjust brightness, warmth, tint, exposure, and contrast, then save the final PNG.

Learn to adjust elements in SketchUp using plugins: install bezier and tube along lines via extension manager, draw splines, create tubes along paths, set diameter, and edit in Photoshop.

Set up batch render in VRay 5 for SketchUp by defining the output path and saving files in increments, then configure scenes with two-point perspective and VFP history autosave.

Create a depth of field shot in Vray 5 for SketchUp by setting a scene, selecting a focus target, and adjusting camera depth of field to blur background or foreground.