Showing posts with label v-ray rendering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label v-ray rendering. Show all posts

Sunday, December 13, 2015

Learn how to export VRmat materials from V-ray Sketchup to 3ds Max

This is an exclusive video for sketchup vray users. This sketchup youtube video will introduce you to a new script that can speed up the process for exporting all VRmat materials from sketchup to 3ds max.

The script can be downloaded from the link given below :- sketchucation.com

VRmats refer to material presets which only support the V-ray renderer. In V-Ray 3.0, VRmats is presented as a new extension format.

With V-Ray VRmat Materials the user can load a V-Ray shader from a file (.vrmat, .vismat, .vrscene) and apply them in the scene. These files can be exported from 3ds Max or Maya and compatible with any platform. The users will be able to run the shader directly or modify its settings by selecting the Show VRmat Editor button.


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Rajib Dey
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011

E on Software released VUE XSTREAM 8

VUE XSTREAM 8 is a fully integrated plug-in compatible with the mechanism of V-Ray rendering in 3ds Max, Maya, LightWave, Cinema 4D and softimage. It can be utilized for the design stages of the environment with full interaction between Vue and native elements alongwith 2-way mutual shadow casting, reflection, refractiona and GI.

The users can create stunning 3D digital natural environments with landscapes and backgrounds.

The users can apply this new release to create movies and visualization of large architectural projects without limitation in the size or length.

One can easily create animations of any object alongwith the movement of plants and clouds.

Any scene is loaded directly into the program that includes entire ecosystem, all types of atmospheres, cameras, lighting, plants, landscapes, etc.

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