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You will find on this blog a collection of my work mostly done in Google SketchUp and Rendered in either Vray for Sketchup, Hypershot, Vray Max, LightUp and Podium.

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Sunday, 1 January 2012

Looking Back.. My first render with Vray SketchUp and Podium

I was browsing some of my old photos and I came up to see some of my oldest output with VRAY SketchUp and Podium engines. Honestly, I grinned with smile. I still remember those happy days of producing renders, I felt like Superman... Of course I could see that other newbies have far far more respectable output with these. On the other hand specially with Vray, we do not even have Manual then and the funny ASGVIS logo was still there.

Here is one of my very first output with Vray Sketchup1.0. Notice the logo. This was the first beta trial of Vray SketchUp with the funny Asgvis logo to the right left corner. I remember at that time too, I could  not control the mapping. If you will see the painting, it was actually repeating. It should not. The pillow in the middle should have mapping too, but I cant control it. Anyhow it was nice to remember.


This is one of my first trial with materials. Trying to see the effect of reflection and refraction.


I think this was really one of my first try with Vray SketchUp 1.0 with respectable output. Notice the painting, I was actually stuck with UV... it drove me crazy. I actually gave up VRAY SketchUp for around three months after my trial expired.




With podium, the following renders were my very first render and posted in the forums...This was I beleive in year 2003. I believe, I was still using SKetchUp 4.0 by @Last not even Google at that time.




 
I was actually very comfortable with Podium Rendering engine. Most of my personal projects and designs were visulized using SkethUp and Podium Render.






I returned with Vray SketchUp after they update it and I had a chance to try the next version. This time they removed the watermark. After joining the ASGVIS forums and ability to control UV. The below render was the one that attracted me with VraySketchUp.


Rendered with VraySu 1.33

Compared with my previous render with Podium

From then I slowly became more used to with Vray SketchUp. Below were some of my renders (actual projects, hobbies and test render)

 Only Emissive Lighting ( this is the render where I found that increasing the HSPH subdivision could actually removed those splotches when using emissive materials.



Thang Loi Hotel Desing presentation using Vray SketchUp


A villa design

Hotel Bedroom Design
Just a test
Lighting Test.
Posted by Unknown at 16:52

15 comments:

  1. Anonymous7 January 2012 at 12:39

    Sir, is there any way to exclude materials from override material of VFSU? Thanks in advance. I'm using version 1.48 .

    Ko Nay

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    1. Unknown3 February 2012 at 21:41

      yes there is. just untick the effected by override material

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  2. Eugenio Manzano11 January 2012 at 13:01

    Master, I can say that I still I have hopes of improving, I rendered with visop default, without reflection and I felt were some fabulous pictures haha! . With you I learned a lot, Thanks

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  3. shri23 January 2012 at 18:47

    sorry i cannot see the images on the post..is that the problem in my computer or the images have been removed..could it be posted again.i'm very curious about the initials works of yours.i love yours works much.u are my inspiration.i have learned lots of things from u.just curious how u started...renderings.plz if possible post it again

    thanks

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  4. shri25 January 2012 at 12:08

    sir nomer can u post these images once again please..

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  5. shri25 January 2012 at 12:09

    sir nomer can u post these images once again please..

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  6. Unknown28 January 2012 at 09:39

    I realized Webshots doesnot show the images. I will update this once i come back home.

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  7. shri2 February 2012 at 19:02

    thanks alot ..i really liked the cup of tea.ready to drink.right..
    i love the way u experiment with the scenes..very inspiring and a lessons for the learners like me..
    thanks again for reuploading the images

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  8. shri2 February 2012 at 19:03

    thanks alot ..i really liked the cup of tea.ready to drink.right..
    i love the way u experiment with the scenes..very inspiring and a lessons for the learners like me..
    thanks again for reuploading the images

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  9. Arjun_Samar3 February 2012 at 16:27

    Looking back at your first 3D render is always tear dropping...

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  10. Unknown3 February 2012 at 21:39

    i like the word tear dropping. actually many sweats had been dropped...

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  11. Unknown3 February 2012 at 21:40

    thanks arjun samar, shri for viewing my old stuff. they are great value to me coz, they tell story.

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  12. simmi3 March 2012 at 20:21

    thank u so much for ur efforts to tutor beginners like me!!! cant be apprecited with mere words...its above any gratitude i cud ever render!! :) thank you so much!

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  13. Unknown4 March 2012 at 11:30

    thank you for your inspiring words simmi

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  14. Anonymous10 August 2012 at 22:43

    Is it possible to achieve equally great renderings with Podium, or is VRay far superior?

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