Updated Tutorial for Animations with VRay 3.6?

[penguineer]

Hi everyone!

I've been trying to render a fly-through animation in the latest version of Vray for Sketchup, and I'm having a really hard time getting things to work properly. I found the tutorial that Chaos Group provided for version 2, but because the interface has changed I can't seem to find some of the options that are called out in the tutorial. Is there an updated tutorial available, or does anyone know of one? Thanks so much!

[Mousa_SA]

Hi,

These Tips May help you:
http://www.screencast.com/t/psKUrNSgpb

Note that with this method if you create a large images Like (1600*900) , the progress bar will keep running after each finished frame , this is bug in version 3.60.01

[Peter.Chaushev]

Thank you for your reply, Mousa!

penguineer , your remark has been noted. One of the next QuickStart videos will cover animation rendering.

As for the issue with progress bar running after the render job has been complete - there is a temporary fix until v3.60.02 is out. Please send an email at support@chaosgroup.com about it and my colleagues will assist you further.

Kind regards,
Peter

[penguineer]

Peter & Mousa,

Thank you so much for your helpful replies! I'm going to try the steps you recommended in the video.

Regards,
Colin

[Mousa_SA]

Hi Peter,

Thanks a lot!, I have just sent an email to the support team.

[Kikoita]

Hi there, I'm new to animation and I was trying to follow the video posted here but on my vray 3.60.02 under render output I don't have animation

[Peter.Chaushev]

Hello, Kikoita,
Do you have multiple scenes set up in your SketchUp project (must not have their "exclude from animation" option enabled)? Without any scenes (views) added, the is Animation section is not displayed in the Asset Editor.
If you are having this problem only in a specific project (and it definitely contains multiple scenes), it would be best to email support@chaosgroup.com and provide the project for investigation. (use Extensions > V-Ray > Pack Project).

Kind regards,
Peter