GETTING STARTED WITH VRAY MATERIALS - Vray Rendering for SketchUp Tutorial

In this video, learn the basics of applying qualities to materials in Vray for SketchUp to create photorealistic materials!

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[SoSo-wbgt]

I think others would be also interested in making a video in which you could explain in detail each function/tab of the asset editor. I havent found a tutorial that would nicely explain all that. I know you would do great job, because all your other tutorials are the most usueful and easy to understand out there. Big Thank You!!!

[ilovmydancefloor]

You are amazing! Your videos are the only thing understandable for me as a person not ever touched that kind of programs before.. not having any idea of design and photography.. but every single video tutorial that you made helped me create something amazing for my assignment 💕

[renuxgraffiti]

I was just learning materials on SketchUp, the most perfect timing ever ❤️

[MahmoodMuhenned]

I’m just wondering who’s the hell put dislike, wonderful videos and extremely helpful. Each tutorial there are three or four people dislike:/

[rayball]

A truly excellent tutorial, great pace, great presentation and a really thorough explanation of the process.

[Willz]

i love your videos. It gives meanings.

[souhazermane]

I loove your v ray tutorials amazing job, I would love to see a tutorial about vray 5 too if possible and keep up the good work you are the best

[DanielWBates]

Great stuff. Thanks for shepherding us thru the potential quagmire of menus - didn't even know you could change the preview until now.

[richardvankesteren]

Clear tut as usual, thanks my friend. Looking forward for more indept tuts, like for interiors, which lighting makes what effect.

[georgespapillon]

Keep them coming. I love this series of videos on V-Ray for SketchUp.

A big thank you,
George

[shahamirul]

Thank you very much.your videos help me so much

[kumarank]

Your video is really awesome and understandable. Because i want more example for material.

[sinerginative]

I need help, why when I open my asset editor tool bar, the material window from sketchup just closed. can someone help me?

[Willz]

I would love you do a video on the layered materials pls. thank you

[luckyclaw]

Thanks for sharing step by step guides

[hucqkgs]

Thanks for your videos. If you ask me what would I like to see, then it's how to apply a map to reflection glossines. To be more specific- I want to make a wood material, which is covered with some paint, but the grain is still visible. And I wanted to make thinner grains to be more glossy than the wider grain. In short - how to make painted wood with visible grain? Sorry for my english and thanks again for your help.

[feuph]

great video, maybe matching a realistic cityscape with sketchup and ray for a kind of hyperrealism postproduced in photoshop would be great! it's a challenge but is great! thanks!

[falconlara]

These are amazing. Thanks for sharing step by step guides.

[edwinkidambu]

Hallo Justin, Edwin here from Nairobi. Thank you for the good videos you put out there. I am learning how to use v-ray but i find it so complex (has a lot of things to look at) but thanks to your good teaching skills, One question why do materials turn black when you load v-ray materials into them you were to explain that in this clip but you I guess you forgot, you said this at 10:28. I would like you just to do a video on the v-ray menu list explain what each thing and its function for example. turbidity, bumping, texsky and how and when to use it and so on and so forth that would give many of us an idea of how to go around v-ray, thank you very much. Awaiting for that video.

[jameschang]

hey J, you have the best vray tut out there right now! I really want to see a course on how to use the square light / how to use it as a light source to illuminate object like in the photo studio.