me the same. still searching for saturation option in vray 3. color bleed is everywhere when i dont have the option. ps: i dont want to edit the option in material option. its to much.

@jql said: @collage architecture said: @jql said: Guys, does anyone know if Vray for Sketchup 3 supports Substance's .sbsar? and what about the vray bevel procedural? Bevel edges is very easy, use edge texture in bump slot or apply a bump material to object with edge texture.You could tweak the radius via assest editor. PBR mat seems not supported in V-Ray right now. They will have glossy fresnel in the future update.So I don't think anything will be done, people have to convert SBS manually to Vray Mtl,just such a pain. Best Thanks for the info. But I was under the impression vray for max had substance support. Am I wrong? Some people wrote Max plugins to convert PBR material to Vray mtl. But I don't think Vray can achieve exactly same result as Substance painter. 从我的 iPhone 发送，使用 Tapatalk

Can you provide some screenshots of what you are describing?

Was the camera looking down? Next time try to have your camera look straight forward/horizontal. Maybe that helps? Best,

Ok, if you are still working on it I'll wait until the final piece. Always nice to be able to show the progress to end result. Very nice quad-mesh!

It seems that you are using progressive rendering mode for image sampling which needs a lot of time to reduce the nosie to certain threshold. Do you check twice that you are using bucket rendering mode? Best shiyan

Revisited my 3dmax and saw how quick these kind of modeling challenges are. (which I use to do) Problem is I belong to the SU cult and I don't wanna do things in 3ds max anymore. [image: f4VK_maxrty2.png] Its faster there because of: 1.The ability to modify in nurms mode gives you realtime preview (add loops, extrude, etc) 2.The ability to manipulate each selected faces all at same time (do extrude , bevel etc) skip the need to do one section and array. 3.Swiftloop is so so good.. hope this comes to QFT soon. I still like to work in SU and still finding my way how to do it quickly there.

Thank you !!

Thanks for the quick awnser. Well they are mapped on the right side of the plane... As they are component, i tried to map the material on each face,but it doesn't change.. UPDATE: It actually work perfectly when i restart sketchup completely, but only with the first imported files. if a import a second model, only the first one render well textured, the other is plain white.. even if it's the same model.

Hi peerman, Yes, Ted's reply solved the issue. I made the Render Time = 0 and that solved the problem! I wished when i make it 'High Quality' preset, it automatically brings down the render time setting to 0 ... In the meantime i by-passed the problem by using bucket rendering.

There should be no need to ever use v1. Put it back into the shelf.

Based off of the result image, it looks like a spotlight would work better than an omni light. Just have one spotlight pointing up and the other down. You can then control the light cone better to achieve the look you want. Alternately if you know the manufacturer of the light fixture you could go online and see if they have a supplied IES file to get the nice scallop affect of the reference photo. Rob [image: Zg9p_Light.jpg]

PS in this case. There's Vray Bloom and Glare effect for a couple of years ( not for SU).

Well after a day full of trial and effort I finally got there....

You can make the sun invisible and under the options turn off the affect specular. I'm on Vray 3.4 and I don't remember how it was in 2.0. Maybe something similar.. Best

Just touching V-ray, what I've read that sketchup interface is set 1600x900(aspect ration of 2.01:1) whereas Vray default is 800x600(Aspect ratio 1.333:1). Use closer to 2.01:1 Something like 853x480,1280x720,1920x1080 Anyway I have not gone to that point yet, just starting Vray . Ref book: photographic rendering with v-ray for sketchup by Brian Bradley page 48