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Hi,
To start of with i just wan't to say that im totally new to v-ray. My reason for using v-ray is that i want to "toon" look from sketchup, just in a better resolution, because export from sketchup simply don't look good enough. I work mainly with civil works and concrete structures, so for us to get an output that looks good is important.
For now i have tried importing at sketchup model from Tekla structures into Sketchup, and that looks fine. But the only way o can make a "toon" look, is by changing all the materials coming form Tekla manually, one by one in Sketchup. - it simply takes to long to be effective.
So my question is; is there any way to get the look from Sketchup where edges are drawn when rendering in an easy way, without having to change all the materials? If no, how can i, with as little time as possible, change the materials?
Looking forward to your responses
To start of with i just wan't to say that im totally new to v-ray. My reason for using v-ray is that i want to "toon" look from sketchup, just in a better resolution, because export from sketchup simply don't look good enough. I work mainly with civil works and concrete structures, so for us to get an output that looks good is important.
For now i have tried importing at sketchup model from Tekla structures into Sketchup, and that looks fine. But the only way o can make a "toon" look, is by changing all the materials coming form Tekla manually, one by one in Sketchup. - it simply takes to long to be effective.
So my question is; is there any way to get the look from Sketchup where edges are drawn when rendering in an easy way, without having to change all the materials? If no, how can i, with as little time as possible, change the materials?
Looking forward to your responses
