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[hostingx]

Hello, can somebody make some screenshots of his settings in Vray, i gonna use it for interior..

But when i now render it takes almost 30 minutes, only a room with floor and 1 light!

Hope anyone can help me!

[Stu]

how about you post your settings and we tell you what to change?

and by the way, what kind of light are you using?

[hostingx]

hi everyone,

I'm kinda new to Vray, this is my picture until now:

Link to image

What can i improve about the light settings?

This are the settings i use now atm:

Sun Intense: 4000
Vray light in the windows:

Edited by adam123, 17 November 2005 - 03:12 AM.

[adam123]

I've changed your image to a link as it was breaking the layout slightly

[Stu]

nice rendering

try work on the shadows, maybe tick the 'smooth surface shadows' box just below...

maybe also bump up the GI a bit, its looking a little dark for a room in the day.

[hostingx]

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try work on the shadows, maybe tick the 'smooth surface shadows' box just below...

Well, its ticked;) or should i untick it?

[Stu]

sorry mate, i obviously wasnt looking hard enough lol...

leave it ticked, its just the shadows dont look too smooth?

do you have any other lights in your scene? i usually add a direct light through the windows with vray shadows and smooth surface shadows ticked, it gives less defined shadow making it look more realistic. aswell as the vray light.

[hostingx]

Well, here are my settings..

Link


Hope you guys can help me

Edited by hostingx, 19 November 2005 - 07:32 AM.

[Stu]

could you please keep your topics asking the same things together.

tick 'Override MAX'S' in the GI Environment (Skylight) box...

Edited by Stu, 19 November 2005 - 08:10 AM.

[BeaverElfeater]

im not suprised that it took 30 minutes, its pretty grapphicallly intense and accurate, sometimes images take that long to render, i once batch rendered an animation for a friend, and it took nearly 4 days

[Stu]

its (probably) the VRay light and GI that are bumping the render times up actually, its not a very detailed model. also -from my own experiences- most likely something to do with the wooden material on the floor...

anyways 14minutes isnt exactly a disgustingly long time for a room to be rendered with the lighting he is using...