Common render settings

sometimes whenever there is a need to do a very fast 3d modeling and render, I usually use the same template(in this case the file that already completed with setting and ready to render).
open the file and create the new set of model inside the existing file, so the setting of previous render options still intact. Especially the lighting setting can be used all over again maybe with a little bit of touches (ie: lighting colour and so on).

I'll share my file(interior render) it might not be the best setting, but it gives a considerably good result... and I always use it as a template for my regular interior rendering, save the time to 'try and error' the setting and see the result that is desirable to me( cause my pc is not very fast).

Untitled2.skp

its done on sketchup 7 with vray 1.48.xx version.
try it yourself, maybe you can come up with your version "template"

Tutorial: Easier way to use photomatch in sketchup

V-ray Sun

Parameters such as Turbidity, Ozone, Sun Size, Subdivision, and more are explained in "V-Ray Sun," a short video tutorial recorded by Visual Artist & V-Ray Trainer Fernando Rentas Pedrogo.

This video was recorded using V-Ray for SketchUp but also applies to V-Ray for Rhino.

Plugin: Shape Bender

been so long since I post useful plugins....
nah aku kasi satu la :D

still in beta.... but wth as long as its usable and free whos gonna complain.
created by chris fullmer,
http://www.mediafire.com/?dj8p2iiacv938hh

KTHXBAI....

Interior Illumination - V-Ray for SketchUp

In the September 14, 2010 issue of the ASGVIS newsletter our featured video was called "Creating Vermont Verde Antique Material," available here, http://www.youtube.com/asgvis#p/a/u/1...

To expand on this video, Fernando will explain how to use GI (Global Illumination ), the V-Ray Sun system and Physical camera to setup the interior illumination in the Vermont Verde scene in this video tutorial.

This tutorial was recorded using V-Ray for SketchUp



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