What's New in V-Ray 3.6

 Chaos Group has released V-Ray 3.6 for SketchUp, the latest update for its professional rendering plugin. Built with the Chaos Group's industry-leading technology, V-Ray 3.6 for SketchUp simplifies the design process for architects and designers, offering photorealistic visuals and easy-to-use concept controls for construction. This latest update brings a simplified interface, improved GPU rendering and support for SketchUp 2018.

With a complete set of creative tools, V-Ray allows you to render anything and everything - from fast design models to the most detailed 3D scenes.

New stuff in V-Ray 3.6

Viewport rendering: With the new Viewport rendering, you can easily select and render multiple regions at the same time, and quickly blend between your V-Ray render and the SketchUp model using +/- hot keys to control opacity.

Powerful GPU Rendering: Faster and more powerful GPU processing, with additional support for aerial perspective, displacement, underground dispersion, matte / shadows and more.

Hybrid GPU + CPU Rendering: The V-Ray GPU running on NVIDIA CUDA can take full advantage of all available hardware, including CPUs and GPUs.

Adaptive Lights: For scenes with lots of lights, the new adaptive light mode can help you reduce rendering times by up to 700%.

Intelligent Interface: The entire V-Ray interface for SketchUp is now cleaner and simpler, with better support for 4K monitors.

File Manager: Manage all your scene files in one place. Define file paths, create scene files and track resources such as textures, IES files and proxy objects.

V-Ray Color Picker: New color picker that is simple and powerful. Select color values ​​in the Screen sRGB (0-255) or Rendering (0.0-1.0) color space.

Scene Import: Import and render V-Ray scenes (.vrscene) from other applications, such as 3ds Max, Rhino and Revit.

Sun Studies: Create sunlight and shadow studies with SketchUp sun animation.

Mist: Give your scenes depth with new realistic 3D fog and light scattering effects.

New Texture Maps: Adjust the look of your scene with new texture maps of procedural and gradient noise.

2D Displacement: Quickly add surface details without extra modeling with optimized 2D displacement - perfect for architectural materials like bricks and stones.

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www.sketchup4architect.com
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Learn Lumion the Right WayLearn Lumion the Right Way

 Lumion is quick, simple, and wonderful, however much more so when you have a way to progress. You need a repeatable procedure that nets unsurprising outcomes. We are depicting the work process. The Lumion Workflow Tutorial Series is designed to get you fully operational today.

In the principal arrangement of instructional exercises, we disclose the procedure to make a daytime render. This is the most effortless undertaking type and an extraordinary spot to begin learning. The work process goes somewhat like this.

• Import a design model
• Supplant texture pictures with Lumion's hyper-sensible materials
• Include company objects like trees, vehicles, and individuals from the broad library
• Lastly, render delightful pictures with my exceptional mix of effects

Watchers of all ability levels will get something out of this, since we additionally tell you the best way to make propelled occasional renderings. There are two types of tutorial available in this line.

Consolidated Tutorials

Is it safe to say that you are a propelled client? A speedy report? Well then the consolidated instructional exercises are actually what you need. This arrangement covers a similar material as the all-inclusive instructional exercises, twofold time! In the event that you need a more inside and out clarification, at a slower pace, look down.

The instructional exercise is partitioned into numerous parts, for example,

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www.sketchup4architect.com
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