Click the Plugins -> V-Ray -> Asset Editor Open Asset Editor We will start by setting up V-Ray for our 360° renders. We made the tutorial on SketchUp 2020 but it should work it you have different versions.

You will need to have SketchUp Pro and V-Ray installed for this tutorial. In this tutorial, we will see how to easily create 360° images from SketchUp and V-Ray to use them in Home Viewer. It is possible to create stunning 3D renders with the V-Ray plugin, but why not go even further and make your clients able to visit your projects from their computers and smartphones? If you are convinced of the possibilities of V-Ray 5 for SketchUp, you can purchase your (upgrade) license for the render plugin through our reseller channel.SketchUp is a vey powerful software for 3D visualization. If you are already using V-Ray 5 for SketchUp, you can go to your login page at Chaos Group's website to get your latest full version of V-Ray 5 for SketchUp. If you are new to V-Ray for SketchUp, you can download demo versions here. Triplanar textures and randomization support.Reflections on transparent materials like water and glass.As it runs on any CPU configuration, users are not constrained to specific hardware. Faster denoising for CPU - The new Open Image Denoise engine is perfect for interactive rendering.More precision in post - Any mask render element from V-Ray can be used to select and color correct specific areas of the rendered image directly in the VFB.Herewith users can stage any interior or exterior without the need to spend any time on geometry optimization or material setup-the Cosmos assets are always render-ready and deliver high-quality results.

Chaos Cosmos library - The new curated 3D content library, Chaos Cosmos, brings essential assets from categories such as people, vehicles, plants, furniture and accessories.

V-Ray 5.1 for SketchUp is officially available for download now and now contains Chaos Cosmos, faster CPU denoising and several improvements to V-Ray Vision What's New

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