“click this button tochange it to vraysky” So, I used a blend-type setting with only vraysun on GI and vraysky (sun ticked-off) on BG. I always start tweaking first on my Environment setting, my aim here is to have a scene with soft shadows from GI and still with hard shadows from the Sun, I think it is more realistic that way. Here are my basic settings in the scene it is not that special, and still under experimentation but you might have improve it with your preferences though. But in this scene I opt to render it with my AO pass ticked on and quite small values for my Noise Treshold/Image Sampler/DMC Sampler.
I know Sir Zernan Suarez had written about a tutorial on this process of overriding material in his Blog, just check it. I always render a rough draft or AO pass with override materials on but glass materials or smart tree leaves excluded. I just modified them in PS including their bumps and displacement, in case you ask.Īfter roughly finishing the modelling and material texturing stage, here comes the Rendering which I find the most crucial stage where everything is quite delicate on the output. are basically from sketchup material textures itself. NOTE: other materials like sidewalk/asphalt/grass etc. I always depend the extent of material details on the camera view wether it is noticeable or not. But it doesnt matter as long as it will look good on your output. Sometimes I put reflection on wall, but this time I havent got it on because of long render times. 5 on size but you can change it to smaller or even higher map size.But in my case the default 1 vaue is quite big on the output.- put your bump multiplier, I always assume it to be 2-5 depending on draft renders i make.- it is always fun to experiment on this depending on your taste. first choose color- then click “m” on bump map- click the dropdown menu until you see “STUCCO”- I always set it to.
Here are the list of main materials I used:īasic Wall Material Set-Upbasic procedural mapping on the wall: I always use right-click and edit texture positions manually. I am never really good at material mapping and texturing, I always make it a point to get materials on Sketchup itself or Vray procedural maps, then apply reflections, bumps or whatsoever.
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