Any Tutorial For Animation With VRAY for Sketchup?

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i’ve been wondering how to animate with vray for sketchup. any help would be highly appreciated. settings, techniques, anything, for a newbie right here…

thanks a lot.

seed

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Re: Any Tutorial For Animation With VRAY for Sketchup?

How about searching the forum for 1 minute before popping the question.
Your thread is a duplicate of a thread just two days ago.

And also: RTFM ! :slight_smile:

Cheers and have a nice weekend,

Biebel

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Re: Any Tutorial For Animation With VRAY for Sketchup?

hi there,

h Had the same question and got the same “not-much-saying” answer form biebel.

I diddn’t find anything in the manual (i couldn’t even download it from asgvis.com - found an online-version somewhere with google)

but I hat little info from a you-tube comment (not much but better than nothing). You can set “animation” in the output-settings. Then Vray renders the “animtion” in single pictures an you need to add them to a film with virtuak dub, windows-movie-maker, jpgavi or something like this.

I hope this helps you more than:

greets

Hans

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Re: Any Tutorial For Animation With VRAY for Sketchup?

Although normally GREAT advice, its a miss on this one bc animation isn’t in the manual

Always great advice. And on this one, there is a ton there. How do I know??? I wrote most of it, and I’d prefer not to write it again since it took a while to begin with.

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Re: Any Tutorial For Animation With VRAY for Sketchup?

I apologise :-[…I was under the impression it was all in the manual.
I experimented myself with animation, and got all the info (render settings etc.) I needed from the www.spot3d.com.

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Re: Any Tutorial For Animation With VRAY for Sketchup?

NP…I’d rather have people look at the manual even if its not there :slight_smile: cause its just a good resource. The next one (whatever form that takes…and whenever) will probably have animation. You guys have made it clear that its warrants being in there.

got all the info (render settings etc.) I needed from the www.spot3d.com.
Another great resource…One thats not referenced enough by the users of this forum. Spot3d has got a vast amount of info…in fact, its taught me about 95% of the v-ray specific info that I’ve learned.