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Hello all, I realized that I didnt post any introduction here. I love working with 3D, especially Sketchup(Vray for sketchup), I am self-taught in this area and learn new things everyday. I am very gald to find this site. there are Lots of useful tutorials that i can learn some new tricks to improve my skill. I hope I can share some useful information about sketchup rendeing. Great to meet you all,

Dear all, I just reformat my computer and right now i cant activate my vray for sketchup. Usually during the installation the activation dialog box will pop out but this time nothing come out and after the installation i try to click the license wizard and the activation dialog box still dont come out. can you please give me the solution. Thanks ADEEB

I've been using vray for sketchup for quite a while now, for the main reason that I'm really too lazy to export it to max and then reapply textures and do everything all over again. The one thing I found in VRAY for Sketchup is that it's really slow. Not so sure it's meant to have VRAY. I've tried experimenting on ways to try to make renders faster but it seems to no avail. I've had real troubles rendering interiors and get really noisy result at the farthest edges and dirty ones too. I tried increasing shadow subdivs, that makes things slower, adjusting the "subdivs?" in the qmc option again slower. the dirt from the shadow is lessened. I've come to the conclusion that I should probably go back to max (for very obvious reasons) but our office uses sketchup for all the modelling so you see the dilema. I'm not comparing the two well because of the capabilities of each. I know I'm doing something wrong with the renders so could someone please lend a helping hand. I really need tips on making renders faster through settings or modelling techniques. thanks!