Section plane function panel called VRay Clipper We develop the settings for the Section planeĥ. We create a cross-section that does not cut off the objectsĤ. Now, make a cross-section using the Vray Clipper tool and How to make a section using the Vray Clipper? You can notice in this visualization that the light falls clearly from above and illuminates our bedrooms. That is, without a roof, illuminated by sunlight on the entire plane of the cross-section. We should have an image exactly as we see our model.

The cross-section of the room should be made so that it will not cut off objects in the scene, as the rendered image will contain cut elements. We create a cross-section (from above or from the side), for the purpose of this tutorial a render of a room projection will be shown. That Sketchup gives us, which we described in the guide - Sketchup - How to Let's first create a cross-section using the standard tool How to create a visualization of a room section in Sketchup? The creators of the latest version of Vray responded to this problem by creating a tool called Vray Clipper. Probably does not satisfy anyone, the lights and shadows in the interior are Sketchup rendered as if the model did not exist on the wall. Interior fell into the entire length of the cross-sectional plane. Was created, it looked like it was missing a wall.

This happened with the situation in which the visualization

In the older version, unfortunately, the cross-section of the model caused that the walls hidden in the cross-section were not counted in the rendering process. Probably for each of us to make a nice visualization once disturbed the walls. It is particularly useful for architects who are struggling with the problem of a small room that does not allow the entire interior to be shown in the frame. This is a new feature available from Vray 3.0 and above. In today's tutorial, we'll discuss how to make cross-section visualization in Sketchup using Vray Clipper.

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