Render it again to get a much better result like the ones below.Ĭhange the Multiplier from 1 to 7 and so on to see the changes in the intensity of the light. The effect of this is the farther the object from the light, the lesser light it will get and the darker it becomes.Īfter disabling No Decay, change Multiplier to 4 from 30. In the Rectangle Light dialog box, uncheck No Decay. Right-click the object, point to “V-Ray for SketchUp” and then select Edit Light. To adjust the effect of the rectangular light above, select the rectangular light. This effect happens because rectangular light’s default setting is set to No Decay. Drag the light to the top of the object about four times the height of the object or in this example, four times the height of the chair.Īfter positioning the light, hit Render to get the one shown below. Next go to Front view and then select the move tool.
Do it by going to Top view.īegin creating the rectangular light from the bottom left.įinish your task by doing the second click to the top right like what is shown below.Īfter that select the rectangular light you just created. Moving the mouse will then allow you to define the axis or face that you wish the light to run along or be placed. Click 1: Pick Spot light source placement surface / axis. Or you can hover over it and check which one is “Create a V-Ray rectangular light”.įollow these steps to create a rectangular light. So, to place a spotlight, click once to select the surface or axis off which the placement of the actual light source is based of. Select the seventh icon from the left in the toolbar.
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Here’s how to add light using VRay for SketchUp: How do I apply lighting effects using Vray for Sketchup?
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