Mastering Modern Bedroom Design with V-Ray for SketchUp

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In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll guide you through the process of creating a stunning modern bedroom interior design using V-Ray for SketchUp.
Set up your cameras like a pro and gain a deeper understanding of all the lighting options to adjust the perfect lighting for your scene. With the help of Chaos Cosmos you will see how you can effortlessly add high-quality furniture to your design. We also show you advanced techniques for mastering the art of materials and textures and adding that extra bit of photorealism. Finally, you will also see how to post-process your image directly in the VFB (V-Ray Frame Buffer) for that final touch of perfection.
Download this practice scene: drive.google.com/file/d/1XJTt...
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[@adityaifai6564]

Love it! ❤ This is the stage that I often use

[@altynbeknurlybek4822]

Great video! It would be wonderful to have more of such educational lessons!

[@AdamTomaszczyk]

Great source of knowledge. Thank you!

[@rl8514]

Amazing

[@bruhnsen]

Great video. Thanks. Can't find the plugin you mentioned 'select and isolate' for sketchup 23. Could you please provide a link?

[@patrykgrzyb2776]

In sketchup I recreate my room to scale , use just one bulb with 100W. I took photo using my Nikon full frame camera with manual setting , in vray I use the same settings for the light , camera settings but vray photo is always much darker with no details. Is there any setting I can change to make this image brighter to match original photo without touching lights , sky and camera settings ?