You just cant see if from that far away, I will try and get some different views & closer to show that. As for the materials how do I tweak that as they are pre-made.ģ - The sand does have displacement and bump maps. Also this is suppose to be in St Lucia and only one type of palm tree grows so close to the coast line (made the mistake of putting in the wrong tree’s before) so that is why it looks repetitive. Again will look at the link you have given and see if I can make that work (still new to V-ray and self taught)Ģ - Tree’s are a difficult one, I have an image the client wants it to look like, which has all of the same trees in the background & foreground. I will watched your tutorials though thank youġ- I know the sea looks pants here, I was planning to do that more in photoshop.
Hi thought as much but the dome light itself isn’t giving me the effect of what I want… if keeping the sunlight on works for some reason then i will keep it on. And note that displacement & bump maps increase render times a lot.Ĥ- Add some humans in Photoshop? and maybe a bit foam where sea meets the shore.ĥ- Also you can try some shots with different angles, make use of depth of field in camera settings. Also looks like their materials are not best (green parts), try tweaking them as well.ģ- Sand could be better with some blend materials, displacement or bump map (similar to water but without refraction or reflection). (Don’t forget the sand underneath sea when you make sea slightly transparent)Ģ- Trees look repetitive on the background, try to blend them in the scene and use more tree variations (scale, rotate etc.
Try to use preset Vray water materials and observe/adjust their parameters. Īlso i think you should improve your water, vegetation and sand in this render.ġ- Water must be refractive and reflective at the same time (or just transparent to lower render times). Because if you don’t, you get 2 different ‘sun source’ which causes -depending on your scene- 2 different angled shadows (see below image).Ĭheck this official V-ray tutorial demonstrating dome light (after 4:50).
#Sketchup 2017 vray download#
Sunlight must be turned off when you’re using V-ray Dome Light. download Vray 2.0 3.4 3.6 + sketchup 2015 2016 2017. I am sure the tutorials say it should be turned off
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