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one vraysun is enough. just lower it's intensity, and place the vraysky texture inside an output map, and there you can control the intensity of the sky by adjusting the output level. remember to put the output map into vray's environment tab, under GI ENVIRONMENT.
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Right, i thought thats the proper way to do it. You create a vraysun, and a vray sky. If it does not have the manual sun node ticked, then you control both via vraySun's dialog box. If you tick 'manual sun node' you can actually choose the only vraySun in the scene, but you'll have sky parameters independently.
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didn't see the second page,Dusan Bosnjak
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