@codename47

beautifully put 2gether. nice one.

cool,lets keep this thread rolling with more works.even if u r a starter so u can get advice

A fast design i did for someone who wanted to build a mini estate.

@Behind bobo
nice and clean render.

country home

country home

@Behind bobo
Nice work.

thanks man.just trying to keep d thread alive.

How Do you make a render like this Where the outside is bright and shining into the interior

www.nairaland.com/attachments/192404_library_jpg1635c1e7baa286390351d38ab432fc66

Im trying to render a scene where the inside is mostly lit up by the bright sun shining in through the window.

but I cant think of a way to do it.

@dblock
You simply place a vray rect light at the window with high enough intensity. You can also consider changing the color of the light depending on the time of the day you're planning to simulate. Hope this helps.

This is what i came up with

but I am not using Vray, I am using Fryrender, I simply used the same technique you said

My other stuff

for the interior scenes,u should use a direct light coming in through the window,to simulate the sun's rays coming into the room then a vray plane light at the window to give u a bright window

By Direct light do,,,you mean something like a spot light/omni light.

Something very bright, ?

in max there s a standard light called target direct light thats what u should use.dont use omni or spot light as they do not simulate the sun's rays.the target direct light gives a beam of light coming through the window like the sun's rays.

I don't use Max,

The only way you can create light in the render engine that I am using is with emitters.

do u use vray within fry render?in that case u should have vray lights.if not u ll need to get advice from somene who uses fry render.

Great work guyz. i am a new user to vray and i use sketchup this is my first trial please constructive ctitsim is welcome, please can somebody help me with setting for rendering night scene.
Sorry i don't know how to upload the picture so i send it as an attachment.

She2 just save the image as jpeg and attach it.the file size is 0 kb and its not opening.

initial concepts for monorail stations which are to be built in port harcourt

Behind, i have a ship load of questons

1. From your experience, how long does it take to render with vray on the average? I think it is frustratingly slow. How can I make it faster.
2. Do dimensions really matter or help produce realistic renders? What units would your recommend? Does vray work with real life dimension or is it irrelevant?
3. Pls can I get a comprehensive tutorial that also deals with materaial and shading from you.

Pls anyone, How can u help?

dont know why my previous posts were deleted.cant start retyping all i had written earlier but go to spot3d.com,vrayelite.com and u ll be able to get some help

as i said earlier, a medium sized model should take more than 20 mins to render if u optimise the settings.may ur system is the cause of the rendering being slow.

dont know about ur settings but vray is the fastest renderer i ve used.May be there s something wrong w ur system config or vray settings,for instance vray takes much longer to render on my laptop than on my desktop.i think a spec of 2.4 Ghz,4 gig ram should be the minimum if u want to enjoy rendering engines in general- vray inclusive.

dimensions dont really matter as long as ur models are to scale,i personally use millimeters.U can use meters or feet,it doesnt really matter.

U can join vray-materials.de.though i dont use their materials,it will help u understand shading better.

reat work guyz. i am a new user to vray and i use sketchup this is my first trial please constructive ctitsim is welcome, please can somebody help me with setting for rendering night scene. Also i want help on how to render interiors.

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@she2-not bad.ur lighting i guess is vray dome.ur materials and plants can be improved upon.

Final Render

My very 1st vray render. A lighting test really.