If that is group or component try exploding it first and see if a scale of that texture is changed. Also, are the faces of your floor object inverted?

Thanks Doppel, I uninstalled VRay and it immediately began running at a normal speed again. The issue was occurring for all file sizes, even upon starting a new file without any materials or parameters at all. Thanks again! Andrew

I just stumbled over my last question, here is a possible answer: thea render does the job for me, can be called via undocumented TH4SU.render("output.jpg") { callback.call } Has some flaws but generally works well.

Which version of VRay and SketchUp? If you are on the latest version, head over to the Chaos Forums. They are a little more active then these VRay forums these days and someone from Chaos might be able to help.

@teknoel said: You probably have some broken links to your image file. Luckily V-ray has a tool for archiving and repathing your images. under extensions look for v-ray>file path editor. this will help you fix the offending textures. Just had it happen to me last week and this is the correct solution. There was a map that could not be located on the network.

Hi, I had the same problem - on some surfaces in one SketchUp model the scaling of texture (in Materials Tray - Edit - setting different size of texture) was working, on some not (it was the same type of surfaces - wall). In SketchUp the size of texture was changing, but in the Vray render not. I don't know why but it helped to reverse the problematic faces and add the material with the texture again. Then it worked. If someone have the same problem, I hope this will also help him.

add context: trees, a road,cars and a background image 2: Use a domelight with an HDRI texture might help having some more realistic reflections on your walls and glass 3: use 2 point prospective as stated above

Same here with Vray 3.6

According to some rumors on the web, Nvidia will release a new 1180 card this summer. If you can wait a bit - I would expect a small price drop for the 10-series at that point as well.

hello, I knew of a software which made a transfer between v-ray sketchup and v-ray max properties, just that I miss its name at this point. It was a script for 3ds max which imported material properties such as glossiness factors and bumpiness slots... Though it can't be FULLY compatible since 3ds max is a different modeling platform than sketchup and will never be completely compatible with, also v-ray for sketchup is totally different than 3ds max one. And if you know your parameters you can apply them in v-ray for max too . I know you don't like working twice on something, but that's the best way sometimes. LE - here it is : http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=322&t=63625 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCKJIWw2_lE

Overlapping/fliped faces?

Check this fresh plugin: Physically-Based Rendering

Do you have the latest GPU driver installed?

I think it's because GPU rendering is fairly new technology comparing to CPU rendering, so i believe it's just a matter of time that will support every feature like in CPU.

@matucaa said: hi, i'm starting to use sketchup vray 3.0 and i'm trying to use the cut tool to render it, but when i get it finish the image is not quite good. it has ghostly plains in the main section. in the pregress windows apears this txt : Scene bounding box is too large, possible raycast errors. some one knows how to fix it?. attached images in this post! [image: kqv05.png] [image: kqMba.png] good find. I'm getting the same glitch when trying to render 3D plans/ dimetric perspectives using section tool. Hope there's a fix for it.

@cleeman10 said: Hi guys. I just downloaded a bunch of vismat files. When I open them in V-ray, the material looks different from the preview jpg included with the vismat file. When I open the vismat and see the preview IN v-ray (not the preview jpg) it looks different and much worse from what it should look like. It is a different color from the diffuse bitmap texture entirely, the reflection is out of whack... I don't know what's going on. It's like this for every vismat I just downloaded from vismats.com I've attached some pictures to explain my situation. Thanks in advance!!! It's a colour space issue. Go to the diffuse slot of the material and click on bitmap. Change the colour space from screenspace to linear space or vice versa. I personally, would prefer to go with custom gamma and specify what I'd like the material to look like instead. Usually a value of 0.5 works for me.

This topic is veeery old, bud I find myself having the same problem in v-ray 3.4 And I have a beast of a machine - threadripper 1950x + 32 gb RAM + GTX 1080Ti. No luck with xeon at work. Any new info on the solution?

the link to the image file has been broken. V-ray can no longer find the source file. the new version has a file path editor that will help you fix this. go to extensions/vray and look for file path editor.

hey, I get a message :vray encountered an error while trying to render, please check the ruby console for errors. can someone help? ruby console: "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/3rdPartyHelpers.rb:63:in call'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/3rdPartyHelpers.rb:63:in block in evalExternalCb'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/3rdPartyHelpers.rb:59:in each'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/3rdPartyHelpers.rb:59:in evalExternalCb'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/VfSExport.rb:1981:in start_render'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/R2PCallbacks.rb:538:in start_render_cb'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/VfSExport.rb:1938:in direct_send'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/VfSExport.rb:1938:in render'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/R2P.rb:1482:in launch_vray_render'", "C:/ProgramData/ASGVIS/VfS/Ruby/R2PToolbar.rb:30:in block in module:VRayForSketchUp'", "SketchUp:1:in `call'"] Scene fully processed in 0.050 seconds

Judging by the description this should work with Sketchup also, so this would be the easiest option for SU to Unreal workflow, at least to ones who use Vray for rendering in SU?