Hi All
In my interior scene, I've placed 4 glass panels behind each other. Each glass panel has a glass materialisation. 95% transparant en Texfresnel reflection map.
In other words: The glass is transparant and reflective.
The renderings, especially in the areas where the glass is situated, take a lot of time. I mean a LOT of time. My last render took more than 2,5 hours to finish. (resolution 1024x768, not THAT extreme...)
I guess, because the glass panels are situatied behind each other, the computer keeps reflecting the scene indefinitely.
Is there a way to tell vray to reflect all the objects in the scene 1 time instead indefinitely.

Suggestions?

P.S. Sorry for my english. It's not my native language.

Ted,

Thank you for your quick reply.
I'm not using '2 point perspective'. All my scenes are in 'perspective'.

Hi all,
I'm using Sketchup pro 2013 with vray 1.49.02
I'd like to use the batch render for 8 scenes. I think i've ticked all the right boxes and filled in all necessary

• enable scene transition with 0 seconds.
• scene delay to 1 second
• batch render enabled
• render output save and name
• select animation on
• frame rate custom
• fps=1
• Include frame number
• Global switches, Batch render 'ticked'

I cannot produce a render which has the same view as the view I'm seeing on screen. It's always smaller. It only produces a part of the center of the view i see on my screen.
I've checked 'override viewport' in the output tab. Also checked the 'get view aspect' and locked the image aspect. No dice.

Suggestions anyone?