How to use RENDER ELEMENTS / CHANNELS

[@Thesketchupessentials]

Wow - there is a RIDICULOUS amount of valuable information in this video - thanks for sharing Minh!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

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[@samjonathan9528]

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I'm blown away on how you explain everything. They are very clear and straight to the point. Subscribed!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank you so much!😄😊 I try my best to make it clear😊

[@rajneeshru]

You'll never know how much u are educating us...!!!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

I'm glad to hear its helping you guys! 😄

[@DontKnowDontCare6.9]

Years later and I still come back to this video for reference. Thanks, mate.

[@vernixus8779]

You are a life saver!! Beginner in Sketchup and Vray here.. Mostly I construct in Sketchup and export it into 3dMax for rendering using the mentalray. I was so confused with vray as my lecture didn't teach me anything about it. Thank you so much for your tutorial, keep up with the good works!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

You're super welcome! I'm glad you find my tutorials helpful 😄😄 I'll definitely keep it up 😊

[@vernixus8779]

Woahh didn't expect I will get a very fast reply.. yep sure 😊😊

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

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[@vernixus8779]

Aww thank you again! 😄😄 totally appreciate it!

[@taniasheikh6813]

Your tutorials are invaluable! I wish, though, that I could watch them in slower motion; you speak SO fast. But I can work with it -thanks so much for sharing your genius.

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Haha yeah I do speak really fast, I'll try to slow down in future videos. Thank you so much for the comment!😊❤

[@petercrittenden]

Friendly Hint, you can watch all youtube videos in slower motion, if you click on the little gear at the bottom of the youtube video you can adjust the playback speed.

[@antonioreynoso8824]

One of the best tutorial. It not that easy for a beginner but it's worthy.

[@emiliobuono]

an absolutely incredibly detailed render and post process - 10/10 from me!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank you so much!!! 😄😄😄

[@zest2heed]

Amazing , Lot of things explained very clearly, You made things easy to understand.

[@Dery1990]

You are a GOD! For a total beginner your vids are amazing. Keep up the good work! I would like to know more cool tricks and tips about Vray render settings if possible! Thanks!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank you so much! I'm glad I can help out 😄 is there a specific topic you want to learn?

[@Dery1990]

Currently I am working on an interior scene similar to your older vid. I would like to know more about interior lighting (portal/sphere) and faster renders if possible. Thanks!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Got it! I'll put that on my list. Still figuring out lighting myself 😂 don't have any true workflow for it just yet. I'll try to work on it! 😊

[@itsmejoel9709]

That zdepth trick is just next level so great

[@khein572]

just WOW. just learnt so much in one tutorial. Amazing!!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Glad I could help!

[@arqjuanmanuel7640]

I have some little questions for you. How long it took the modeling? How long the render? How long the Post in a straight workflow? And just for curiosity, how long to edit the video? AMAZING job and generosity for sharing.

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Hm I'm not sure about the exact time. But I think modeling took about 20 hours. Rendering was about 2-3 hours. Post product was about 30 minutes. Editing video takes a couple of hours too 😊

[@matthewhaines5191]

I wish i would have known all of this important info 'before i started the render'... amazing information. You are a VRAY Jedi ! cheers .

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank you so much Matthew!

[@TrapLord07]

Sir after watching your video's my career took up to a new level Thanks 😀

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

That's what I like to hear! That's awesome!! 😄😄

[@tauhidhasan5527]

Thanks a lot man! I am the beginner in vray, just understood the render elements and how they are beneficial for post production.

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

You're welcome! Glad I could help 😊

[@ctoh98]

dude i bet all those dislikes is from the 3D modeling paid-tutor.. i feel regret that i found your channel a bit too late, i'm on my last semester now but i have learned so much from you more than what i learned in my university.. i couldn't do much to support you for now but at least i have subscribed and like each of your videos i watched, i will try not to skip if there is not too long ads bcs that's how youtube adsense works for creator as far as i know.. thankyou so muchh

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

That's so awesome! Thank you so much for your support. Your comment made my day😊

[@woleadaramola1073]

Very insightful Minh. Although I still can’t figure out how you removed the background before exporting. I’ll be really glad if I knew. Thanks

[@ucheeke5110]

2019 and you're still a gOD, all post photoshop glory to your name

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank you!!😄❤❤

[@gerliedonie4250]

I've learned much more from you compared to my 5 years in school. Thank you so much!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

That's so awesome to hear! I'm glad my videos are helpful 😄

[@karlameraz8734]

Your tutorials are AMAZING!!! Your explanation is easy to understand. Thanks for the videos, you have a new follower! 🤗🤗🤗

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank you so muchh 😄😄❤

[@horizonte_cristalina]

really helpful, greetings from Uruguay ♥

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank you! 😊

[@FrancescoPaggiaro]

The camera effect at the end of the video is very useful, thanks

[@LuigiSkZo]

This video is amazing. So much information in so short and easy explanations.

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank you so much!

[@pastmemory4us]

you are the master of vray

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Haha I'm trying to be! 😂

[@DodoShow94]

love it! would you mind to do a video to explain how to to he background transparency? or like some people do to import the photo into sketchup as a background and render with it? cheers!

[@AmirDes]

Thanks alot for that detailed tut. I was searching that stuff for so long .... Much appreciated .. thanks again

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

You're super welcome! 😄😄

[@traxxx8720]

Amazing tutorials dude ! Keep up with these videos. Plus the sound is clear, the editing of the video is great looking. What else can we say ? Maybe just make more advanced tutorials for vray rendering ? Lightening, materials or simply render settings ?

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Definitely! There will be more tutorials to come 😄

[@traxxx8720]

Great ! Looking forward to hear more from your channel. Subscribed !

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank you so much!! 😄😊

[@karenkristineneriinteriors1195]

GREAT TUTORIAL! but i have some problem with my vrayrawlighting, vrayrshadow. They are very noisy. :(

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

I think you can turn on the denoiser for it😊

[@2289samy]

Just Wow! This video gave me some serious rendering goals. Thanks a lot!

[@christian3271]

love the complexity!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank youu!

[@vinaism]

that was really very very helpful tutorial thankyou so much for making this video and sharing it 👌🏻😊

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Glad I could help!

[@irshaaddala]

Greetings from S. Africa. Thank you for all your hard work

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

You're super welcome my friend! 😄😄😊

[@ЕрмекЕспенбет]

wow that looks cool! your subscriber from Kazakhstan. thx for videos about sketch+vray+photoshop and the create a textures

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

You're very welcome! Thank you for the support 😄

[@umarshahzi9938]

The Minn and The Justin... SUPER MAN and BATMAN Awesome....................................................................... love it

[@metrion1723]

Good structure, easy to follow and nicely narrated. Good job on this video. Helped me a lot :)

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank you so much!

[@karoldaya1486]

Inspiring as always!! 😭👏🏼

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank you Karol! The 😊😊

[@-E-M-M-]

amazing job!!! perfect tutorial I love you always go straight to the point and very clear thanks

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank you soo much!😄 and yes I love doing that so I don't waste your time 😊

[@karmatube8831]

thank god i finally know how to rena stuff

[@ajarshrestha4869]

Woow great video, really helped understand vray render elements

[@md.abdurrahman8585]

Thank You for your amazing post production tutorial.It help s us a lot in design and visualization.

[@yaraalmostafa8173]

This is a very important tutorial thank you much ❤️

[@uncletofi853]

This was amazing!! More of this please!!!!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

I'll try my best!

[@Abuyole]

wow there's alot to learn in this video

[@iraparamonova]

The best lesson!!Thank you very much for this information!!)))

[@YellowDogltd]

Great video for beginners. Will definitely be sharing this!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Awesomee thank you so much!

[@adityakalbhor1287]

Can I follow the same steps for Exterior post production?

[@expefreestyle]

Thanks Minh thats so much knowledge

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

You're welcome!

[@expefreestyle]

@@ArchitectureInspirations can i ask about the denoiser..Do you just use that one instead of the original? Since it looks better.

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Yes! I usually use the Denoiser instead of the original

[@anujaraut3633]

OMG very helpful content! You're the best!!! I've one problem adding background- When I open photo in Photoshop, the background in Window isn't blank, white-grey pixels are there like PS transparent background but it IS in the *rendered image* , can you tell how to save Vray image where there is already nothing in background so I can add background scene?

[@furiouslonewolf]

PhD of Photoshop Indeed !!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank you!!

[@omarluna5901]

You are my hero man

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Glad to hear that!😄

[@ip_Stalingrad]

Although I do not understand anything in English, but Thank you so much for your videos. Helps learn!)))

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

You're very welcome! 😊😊

[@ElizandradePaula]

OMG such an amazing video!!!! Tks for sharing

[@zagros90]

that was legendary

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Legend..wait for it..dary!

[@julmunirjamali293]

You brother is a Legend!. Keep it up bro!.

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thanks man!

[@KrabbyPattyPrime]

Thank you so much! This is such valuable information. You're the best SketchUp + VRay teacher lol

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Awesomeeee! Thank you so much! I'm trying my best😄😄

[@triumfdula8830]

Can I render at the same time a specific color or material spread in different place without using region render, is there any feature in render elements layers or any other way?

[@irvingcanales1523]

what tolerance on the magic wand you recomend? Thanks for the videos!!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Oh it really depends on the image, just gotta change it depending on the situation. As for the video, I believe I was using the quick selection tool to select the background instead of using the magic wand

[@mohitbhatt5868]

I was just finding real good stuff..thanks

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

😄😄 thank you

[@bilalnugraha622]

thankyou so much, this tutorial are very helpful for me

[@faisalazamkhan3240]

can you tell me the difference between render id and material Id (lumion offers only material id)

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

I believe render ID is based on objects while material ID is based on materials. Usually Material ID is good enough though

[@madeyongki6844]

hello sir, did u always using that render element like ur video for final production?

[@chicoarraes]

That´s the ultimate video! Thank you!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank you for the compliment!😄

[@puensonjack598]

I have doubt ,how do you get the icon save all at once in your vray tab??, while I am getting only single image saving option,can you please help with ,it will save my time

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

You can hold down the save button and select save all channels😊

[@puensonjack598]

@@ArchitectureInspirations thankyou bro😇

[@puensonjack598]

By the way happy new year,wish you all the best come to you in this new year🥳🥳🥳

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank you! Happy new year to you too!

[@febic123]

Hi Minh... can you plaese tell me how do you render without background in Windows? In Vray 2.0 that was no problem, but wit glass in Vray 3.6 I can not get transparent background (so that one can easily change the background with a picture)? Thank you for all you videos- I learned a lot!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Hi Matej, I figured this out recently too! So for your glass materials of your windows, go to the refraction section, and change "Affect channels" parameter to "Color+alpha" Let me know if that works for you!

[@febic123]

That worked perfectly :)... Thank you very much!!!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

You're super welcome! 😄😄

[@TheMontage8228]

Thanks From Taiwan.

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

You're very welcome!😄

[@_.ASPG._]

*why my settings are different from yours, I don't have the render element option. is there is something wrong that i'm doing or do i have to download the elements? thanks*

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Probably because you're using a newer version. This was done in an older version of Vray

[@maaanty3439]

@@ArchitectureInspirations then what sould we do for this version brother?

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

In the Vray Next version, you can still use render elements, it's next to the settings icon on the asset editor

[@maaanty3439]

@@ArchitectureInspirations yeah thanks,i think i feel so dump now 😅

[@vladimirdespotovic237]

Hi, your video is great like always, I couldn't find out how did you get windows transparent after you save and have ready for Photoshop? After I save images I still have the background from sketchup. Thanks

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Hi Vladimir! so it's in the glass materials settings, you need to make some adjustments before render. I wrote a small post on it in our forum here archinspirations.mn.co/posts/how-do-you-render-with-transparent-background-on-windows

[@srdjanarh1]

Vladimir, u should save render as png (not jpg) and than insert it in Photoshop...

[@aneebmughal8914]

amazing video, i do not have words for this video, wonderful, thanks sir for uploading this video

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

You're super welcome buddy!😄😊

[@sofiagarcia6390]

Muchas gracias por este video, me ayudo muchisimo, yo entendi todo aunque no hablemos el mismo idioma.

[@wyldechild54]

Oh my god. GOLD MINE. Thank you Thank you!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

You're very welcome!

[@kinderkaka2662]

Which Program did you use for the Interface 0:11

[@Tefuder1]

Hi! You are doing god's work. Fantastics videos for begginers! My Render Elements tab is missing and on the VFB it only shows the RGB and Alhpa Channels , any ideias how i can fix that? I'm using the latest trial version downloaded from the chaogroup site... Again, thanks for putting such valuable content!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Did you turn on render elements?

[@Tefuder1]

@@ArchitectureInspirations Messing around i've found that there is a new icon for the Renders Elements right between Geometry and Texture icons that you can drop on your model with all the VFB options. Silly me Lol. Thanks for the reply! Keep up with the amazing work!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

@@Tefuder1 Yup! That's how you do it for the new version of vray. I used an older version in this video. I'm glad you figured it out! Let me know if you need anything else ^.^

[@mahasamel1073]

i love this tutorial.. altho my "Denoiser" doesn't show any image how do i fix that?

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

You probably didnt turn on the denoiser. You'd need to have it on before rendering

[@maguiglassberg3828]

What is the name of the pluggin for change the color of the cabinets ?! You are awsome!!!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Hm I dont remember using any plugin to change the color of the cabinets. Which part are you talking about?

[@maguiglassberg3828]

@@ArchitectureInspirations sorry it wasn't in this video it was in the next one,same kitchen, but u put an icon in the oven and tale u to the web site where u can find that product and u put anothwr one to change the color of the cabinets and the color of the floor 😊.

[@jannisri3255]

Hey really helpful video thank you for that :D but how do manage to get your background transparent rendered?

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

I saved my render as a PNG😊

[@chascylla3753]

hey man.appreciate for video. ı have question. can you tell me what are the v ray lights in this project. What lights did you use ? where did you put those ? when I did similar kitchen as yours its all darkness :/ in my project rawshadow,material id etc. elemtents are dark.

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

I just use spotlights and sun light

[@vibhoryonzon2617]

How did you render a transparent background in VRay?

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

archinspirations.mn.co/posts/how-do-you-render-with-transparent-background-on-windows and make sure you save the render as a PNG

[@taed5991]

omg! it's a new world for me in vray rendering.. thanx XD

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Haha yeahh it's cool right? I love vray too😊😄

[@taed5991]

@@ArchitectureInspirations why my vray rendering not like urs😂

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

😂😂 what's wrong with it

[@nathanborja4532]

What kind of computer specification can you advice to use?

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

For what type of software? Vray? Lumion? Enscape?

[@jafarsadhiq4772]

Good work this is very help full thank you👍🏻🙂

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

You're very welcome!

[@hamidmohammadi1222]

Thank u for Golden Tutorial !

[@abdulrehman-ro5gq]

Thnakss Alooot Dude ....A valueable information. keep sharing

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

You're very welcome!

[@trungnguyen801]

Great Tuts many thanks !

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

You're super welcome! 😄

[@DonnydeOlim]

Just... GREAT VIDEO!!!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank you so much! 😄

[@mcbaltz]

Oh! Nice video! Thank you! Oh... Where do you find those filters applied during the final stages of your process? (Collor Efex and stuff...)

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

It's a plugin called Nik Collection ^.^

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

How to use Vray Render Elements in Photoshop. 😄🤗

[@hamzapehlivanyuksel8167]

I just watch 3 of your videos. Please be my master yoda 🙏🙏

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Haha thank you!

[@ZeumaDesign]

Amazing! Thank you!

[@arqrolando]

Awesome dude!! Great info!

[@PatrickDeGuzmandesigns]

excellent tutorial! its so easy to understand!

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank you so much! Glad you liked it🤗

[@michaeldicken1465]

My raw light and raw shadows are completely black? Any reason why?

[@mikivukicevic3861]

Can we use this the way for exterior renders, or only for interior renders?

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

It depends on your renderings, you don't have to follow the exact workflow in the video, it's just an example showing you how to use certain render elements 😄

[@mikivukicevic3861]

Thank you. 😄

[@madhubam8621]

thank you for your help..... .can you help me ? In your video you use effect results render element . But I can't find this render element in my sketchup . Wait for your reply

[@AimItful]

This is amazing!!! 😄🤗

[@jorgecristiany2359]

Hey i have a problem, in photoshop i dont have the lens blur , you know how to fix i t?

[@anujaraut3633]

I saved render channels as vrimg file, they arent opening in photoshop and saving channels in any other file format doesn't export the render element, except for alpha and denoiser channel. How to export this and open in photoshop? I save effectresult from frame buffer.

[@uppereastsidehoney4055]

Omg you are outstanding!

[@tepshi]

This is perfect tutorial. Thank you

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Thank you!!😄❤

[@spiritdesigndonyell9517]

very special thanks. can i use my normalrgb channel as base layer?

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Definitely!😊

[@spiritdesigndonyell9517]

but if i have my rgb as a base i can only go higher or lets say more exposure for all the following passes and i can´t diminish the intensity of the light for instance. Is there any way around there? the effect with glare is awsome btw.

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

Hm I guess I still don't quite understand your question. Which part of the video are you referring to?

[@spiritdesigndonyell9517]

for example i have my rgb layer as the base layer and then i add lighting pass. if i want my light to shine less bright instead of brighter (which is what happens when i use linear add mode) what can i do to create the vice verse effect? thank you

[@ArchitectureInspirations]

I think you would have to adjust the exposure of the image using camera raw filter for example

[@victorialopes4262]

How did you remove the background?