Chaos the makers of V-Ray for SketchUp hosts and supports their own community which is unrelated to the SketchUp forum. This is a downgrade case, you are downgrading your Studio subscription to a Pro subscription. If you wish to downgrade your subscription, please contact SketchUp support team via this form. In most cases, the account link fails because you did not log in with your TID to activate the V-Ray license after you installed the V-Ray extension to your machine.
Following the installation steps, you will see a page where you are asked to sign in with your TID. If the problem persists, and you are certain that you have logged in correctly, you should contact Chaos support team support chaosgroup. If you accidentally close the page below before you login with your TID, you will be prompted to login again when you open V-Ray in the desktop client. See the in-app message below. If you sign in successfully, you will see a page like this and you can close this page or go to the landing page to learn more about V-Ray for Sketchup Studio.
If you have downloaded V-Ray on your Sketchup, you will get notified whenever there is an updated version via desktop client's notification mechanism just like other extensions. You can upload your SketchUp project to Trimble Connect either directly from inside SketchUp by using the Trimble Connect extension OR by first signing into Trimble Connect and uploading the project directly through it. The guide will show you some quick examples of how to easily simulate moonlight as well as how to adjust your lighting and colors for maximum realism.
To follow along, simply download assets for this tutorial here. This simple video demonstrates how to use the Material Library to create, edit and apply various realistic materials, as well as how to edit preset materials and create new materials from scratch. You can follow along with this video: Simply download assets for this tutorial here. In the last video tutorial in this series, see how Environment Fog can be used to quickly simulate fog, dust, and smoke.
You can download the scene file here to follow along with this tutorial. IPv6 is currently not supported. For more info, see GPU Rendering. Locate the installer and double-click to launch, EXE. Please review the license agreement and click Next for your installation options. You're prompted for the version of SketchUp you're using, choose "SketchUp " and click Install Selecting "Advanced" will give you option to install the Chaos Swarm and specify licensing options.
With true-to-life lights, cameras, and materials, rendering with V-Ray is as real as it gets. For any project, you can see exactly how it will look. Employ our curated collection of smart assets — including high-quality models of furniture, accessories, vegetation and people — and stage your project with just a few clicks. The all-new Chaos Cosmos asset browser lets you easily drop render-ready 3D content right into your SketchUp scene.
V-Ray comes with hundreds of ready-to-render materials that you can apply to any scene and access to an extensive library of video tutorials , free technical support, and helpful forums. V-Ray and SketchUp are the perfect team. SketchUp is the world's most widely used 3D modeling software for architecture and design.
And V-Ray is the world's 1 rendering software for architectural visualization. The two together are the perfect combo to take your designs to the next level.
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And share your V-Ray Vision results via video or interactive 3D versions of your scene. Need more render power? See pricing for cost-effective V-Ray Render Nodes.
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