How do I render my Elevations with V-ray for Sketchup?

[xchylar]

i tried the usual stuff: camera> parallel projection> camera > standard views> front. then plugins> vray for sketchup> render.

 

the image i get is still in PERSPECTIVE view. i think the problem is in the v-ray settings, and i'm totally clueless .

 

im in need of help guys.

 

thanks in advance!

[andriyg81]

in order to render elevation make sure you uncheck Physical camera in vray settings. You probably will need to tweak lights after that but it will let you render an elevation

[fonnsarch]

I have the same problem

so I unchecked the physical camera and set default camera for "standard type"

 

but after rendering the picture is so brightness (be a white plane)

in RGB viewing

 

 

but i can see it in alpha view

How I can adjust anymore?

 

 

thank you

[AJLynn]

You're probably overexposing - you've got a sun system that's in physical units and if you're not in physical camera units you blow it out. Same deal in all the Vray implementations that hav physical sun.

 

You need to either be working in physical sun / physical camera or bring the sun down to the units the normal camera can handle. I'd tell you how to do this but I've never used Vray in Sketchup... but if the sun has a multiplier try setting it low, start at .01 and go from there.

[DJ.Rosenbaum]

I was having the same problem with Vray for Rhinoceros.

 

To solve this problem

 

1. Use a Default Camera "standard type"

 

2. Lower your Sun's Intensity mult. to around .02

 

3. Under Environment GI Skylight also lower Intensity mult. to around .02