Vray 6 For Sketchup Material Library Download

[Oludare Padilla]

2.I used the grass texture embedded in v-ray material library, it shows in sketchup like normal grass texture, but when I rendered it, it comes out like a piece of green linen cloth(I use the default setting, not sure if it is the issue).(see the 1st image and the 3rd image)

I am using sketchup 2017 and the materials in sketchup work fine in the model but there are no materials files in the folder in my C drive. The problem shows when I use Vray for sketchup to render my model but if I tried to use sketchup material(in the Vray material setting), it shows "the file can not be found at the specific location".

vray 6 for sketchup material library download

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There is a way! If you already have V-Ray 5, then chances are you have the standard material library downloaded on your machine (part of the install process). This is usually under the following path:

is there a way to edit properties some or all materials at the same time? E.g. my model is a LEGO model with 50+ materials, all LEGO bricks so I would adjust the reflection setting to 0% to be shiny reflective plastic. To do this manually takes a lot of time and the slider doesn't let you type in values, right? I have tried renaming the sketchup materials by adding "ceramic" to the name (thus getting 10% reflection) but that can also just be done for one material at the time. I would also be great to be able to replace materials like in Vray.

I have tested saving materials that have been edited with Enscape to a library - the saved SketchUp materials contain/retain all the Enscape material settings, right? Wonder if I can use the Vray asset editor to replace materials as a workaround when updating materials using the new library.

I'm not entirely sure how you're saving SketchUp materials to a library? Do you simply mean the corresponding image file which has been used as a texture? For example, a .jpg image file? In that case, there is nothing we save in that image file, nor would that technically possible I'm afraid. Please correct me if I'm misunderstanding something!

I mean't saving the .skm Enscape enhanced material files down to a folder on your PC. (material browser, right click on material > save) When I tested it, once I open the library locally and paint with those same material all enscape material settings seem to be retained = saving a .skm retains the Enscape information. Maybe you weren't aware of this?

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If you want to contribute to this site too just follow these simple steps:

1. Download our Sample scene for Vray and 3DSMax here
   vray-material.de sample scene
2. Load the scene and apply your material to the sample object.
3. Adjust the material if necessary (for lighting and stuff)
4. Render the image with the preset settings.
5. Save your render with a suitable name that represents your material (e.g. dark grey concrete, fine red leather, brushed steel)
6. Save your material as a single library, give it the same name
7. OR save the max file using the same name
8. Send everything including all texture files, the sample render image and either the max-file or the .mat library file to this email address: sup...@vray-materials.de

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