| Function | Shortcut | |----------|-----------| | Open V-Ray Asset Editor | Alt + V (then A ) | | Open V-Ray Frame Buffer (VFB) | Alt + V (then F ) | | Start interactive rendering | Alt + I | | Stop rendering | Esc (while VFB is active) | | Render last settings | Alt + R | | Open Material Editor | Alt + V (then M ) | | Open Light Lister | Alt + V (then L ) | | Help panel | F1 (in V-Ray windows) |
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Creates simple, artifact-free image-based lighting by optimizing HDR images for better light tracing and global illumination. V-Ray Proxy: | Function | Shortcut | |----------|-----------| | Open
: This revolutionary engine provided instant feedback as you designed. Utilizing both CPU and GPU power, it could be up to 30 times faster than traditional methods, allowing for immediate lighting and material adjustments. Utilizing both CPU and GPU power, it could
: Improved the speed at which users could turn complex models into proxies.
Archives your entire SketchUp scene and all external assets (textures, proxies) into a single ZIP file for easy sharing or backup. Material Library:
When looking to use V-Ray with SketchUp 2014, it's essential to check the system requirements and compatibility. V-Ray has specific requirements for operating systems, processor speed, RAM, and graphics cards. Ensure your system meets these requirements for optimal performance.