
We will now need to place the virtual camera at an interesting spot. Choose the path and set the type to jpg for best results inside Home Viewer.
Save Image: Tick this to save your final image. For the image Width/Height, you can pick the value you want but we recommend picking a size large enough to enjoy the details inside Home Viewer.
Render Output: Be sure that the render ratio is set to 2:1. Esposure: You can play with this parameter if your image is too dark or too bright. Camera Type: Here is the important setting ! Choose VR Spherical Panorama to produce a 360° image and not a flat one !. Denoiser: V-Ray denoiser is doing a great job, you should probably use it !. Update Effects: We suggest using often for a good denoising. Quality: you can pick whichever you think is best depending on your time / needs. It might take longer but it will usually make your image look better. Engine: we recommend using CPU for best results. We will go through every interesting parameter we suggest to use:
Set the render parameters : Render Parameters Click the Plugins -> V-Ray -> Asset Editor Open Asset Editor We will start by setting up V-Ray for our 360° renders. We made the tutorial on SketchUp 2020 but it should work it you have different versions. You will need to have SketchUp Pro and V-Ray installed for this tutorial.
#V RAY SKETCHUP 2020 HOW TO#
In this tutorial, we will see how to easily create 360° images from SketchUp and V-Ray to use them in Home Viewer. It is possible to create stunning 3D renders with the V-Ray plugin, but why not go even further and make your clients able to visit your projects from their computers and smartphones? SketchUp is a vey powerful software for 3D visualization.