It is true that every material is simply made up by textures, but the way the program processe that images is from time to time different, do you follow me?
I tell you after having dealt with "3dstudio default scanline render engine", "vray", "Kerkythea", "Maxwell". So it is very very difficult to make materials work with different render engines.
Thanks for you help.Ībout your last question, the only important thing you have to know, dealing with any rendering application is that each one of them follows its own algorithms, its "rules". vismat files downloaded from the site will only work in other modeling programs like 3d studio.etc. Now with the linked material in VRay I can modify the material adding emissive layers, reflection, refraction etc. Then I applied the materials to a surface in the 3d model thru VRay. png files for diffuse material and the other for bump material. Then I linked the new material thru VRay material editor and used one of the. png files I created and scaled the material in sketchup. When I downloaded a material from this site there were three files in the zip file, two. I am just new to the whole 3d experience and I hope other people like me will benefit from a step by step explanation like you provided on my first questions. Would you clarify this for me? and I apologize for the question if it seems easy to understand for others. I applied and adjusted the textures following you directions and it worked nicely. Yes it helped! and thanks for your quick response. If you want to rotate the texture by 90, 180, 270 you've only to right-click again and choose rotate. By clicking on the pins you can skew, distort, rotate and scale only the texture applied to the single face you've selected. If you want to scale or rotate only a texture in one face of an object, you can right-click that face and choose texture -> position. And Vray should recognize the new scale of the texture.ģ. This is the procedure to scale the textures in all the objects in the scene which have the same material. Change one of these numbers to a higher value, and in the model your texture should change its appeareance. Here you find two numbers, referring to the dimensions of the textures: by default they're linked, so if you change one dimension the other one is recalculated to maintain the original proportions. Then, a first attempt to get a bigger texture is to edit the material in SU (just in the EDIT tab you find in the window MATERIAL in SU). You've probably already done it in your try.Ģ.
First of all apply a textured material in SU. The mapping part of the process is done directly in SU: there are only few steps to achieve the right object mapping (or at least the mapping you want.ġ. Your question is referring not properly to Vray for SketchUp, but to SketchUp in general.
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