just curious, can we get something like this built into vray for sketchup. very useful
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Hello, leotchest ,
You can currently use the V-Ray Material library to store folder structures filled with your own V-Ray assets.
Each asset, Proxy Meshes included, can be saved as a .vrmat file together with all of its referenced files (.vrmesh source files in the case of Proxy Meshes) and then loaded back in V-Ray either directly or through the material library.
With all this said, our developers are working on some major improvements related to this topic. Stay tuned!
Kind regards,
PeterPeter Chaushev
V-Ray for SketchUp | V-Ray for Rhino | Product Owner
www.chaos.com
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Originally posted by Peter.Chaushev View PostEach asset, Proxy Meshes included, can be saved as a .vrmat file together with all of its referenced files (.vrmesh source files in the case of Proxy Meshes) and then loaded back in V-Ray either directly or through the material library.
The other thing i noticed, while im playing around with the handling of assets, when i export a vrscene from 3dsMax (even if its just a single teapot), nothing happens when i import it into vray. no geometry at all gets imported.
Win10.Ryzen1950X. 80GbRam. RTX3080.RTX2070.Sketchup 22.0.354.VRaySketchUp.6001. - NvidiaStudioDriver 527.37
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Regarding the saving of Proxy Mesh assets as .vrmat files - simply select an asset and use the Save button located at the bottom of the V-Ray Asset Editor ( https://docs.chaosgroup.com/display/...Editor-Buttons )
As for the vrscene from 3ds max not being imported, please open the Ruby console (Window > Ruby Console) and attempt to reimport it. See if any errors are printed. Additionally, it would help if you are able to share the original scene (or at least the vrscene file exported from it) for investigation. You can submit it at https://www.chaosgroup.com/help/cont.../scene#options
Kind regards,
Peter
Peter Chaushev
V-Ray for SketchUp | V-Ray for Rhino | Product Owner
www.chaos.com
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i dont get any error messages in the ruby console. i'll try & upload the scene. Also i cant see a way to use the asset editor as a browser for proxy objects. It doesnt give any thumbnail and after i add a vrmat to geometry, it wont allow me to drag & drop into the scene. Maybe im just barking up the wrong treeWin10.Ryzen1950X. 80GbRam. RTX3080.RTX2070.Sketchup 22.0.354.VRaySketchUp.6001. - NvidiaStudioDriver 527.37
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When you submit the scene to our Support team, please make sure to describe in detailed steps the issue with proxy import you mentioned.
Regarding thumbnails of Geometry assets - live preview snapshots are not available. Instead, the thumbnails use generic asset type images.Peter Chaushev
V-Ray for SketchUp | V-Ray for Rhino | Product Owner
www.chaos.com
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