The Key Steps to Rendering Interiors with Vray for SketchUp

Are you new to V-Ray for SketchUp? This is the video we wish existed when we first got started. It walks through 7 key tips when creating an interior rendering with V-Ray for SketchUp. Watch this before you create your first interior rendering and you’ll avoid the problems people often run into.

Inside this video, we cover these 7 steps:

Introduction (00:00)
1⃣ Start with Draft Settings (02:22)
2⃣ Use Material Override (03:31)
3⃣ Figure out Your Key Lighting First (04:52)
4⃣ Add Fill Lights Next (06:48)
5⃣ Use Realistic Materials (08:21)
6⃣ Mind Your Background (11:02)
7⃣ Choose Good Render Settings & Make a Few Easy Adjustments (12:08)

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Do us a quick favor and let us know which step you liked the most in the comments… or just let us know you liked the video by giving it a like 👍.

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[movingsands]

All your videos I've watched so far make so much sense and are very helpful. Thank you for these.. and the time and effort! :)

[wasanalasam]

This is the first time I watch your videos and I'm very happy with them, thank you so much.

[karmaghedon]

The png reflection setting helped me so much! For years I left the windows empty and photoshopped the exterior and reflections

[richardvankesteren]

A fantastic video as usual Alex. What I learned is at the end in V-ray settings Exposure and force color clamping.

[kyvelitsa]

Very nice and really helpful tips. THANK YOU for your fun to watch videos, your effort, time and ofc the knowledge you provide to us.

[SketchUpSchool]

Did you learn something new in this video?🤔
Do us a quick favor and tell us which tip you liked the most in the comments below right now, or just let us know you liked the video by giving it a like 👍

[agnesvall_]

This video is really usefull! The explanation was really clear. Thanks a lot!

[askariutomo]

Another great video and usefull tips from you.. i always smile when i found some interlude like at 8:04 😊😄

[nhantaotran]

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[georgenavarrete]

I have enjoyed viewing this tutorial, excellent.

[telukuntlaaravindachary]

Thank you so much for making a good explanation of the video sir.

[justlaughjokefunny]

All your videos I've watched are very helpful. thank you for your tips and tricks

[Urbanease]

Thank you very much from Hyderabad, India!

[eduardocarrillo]

Exelente video y herramientas de trabajo me gusta.

[sharicevanderschaaf]

I learned the most about the materials in asset edditor! Thanks!

[CarnivalBong]

The list was really useful.. Thanks a lot.. Greetings from Greece

[fareedahamed]

6.Mind your background for me its so help full

[expertvaibhav]

Amazing! SIR, I REALLY LEARN FROm.
U are a perfect teacher for mee.

[Hitminister]

Loved the video. Lets see how much I can Implement it now to my renders. If I see even a tiny bit progress, I'm definitely joining the sketchup school. Thanks.
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[elldesignz]

I loved the quick tips. How can anyone gave a dislike in a video like this ?