UI AdvancementĪnother UI advancement based on user demand is the fast switch of the Denoiser, including a picker between Nvidia AI Denoiser and V-Ray Denoiser. Architects and interior designers will find this as a very big time saver and most importantly – an easy way to adjust light based on photographic approaches. This might seem like a small change, but is a highly useful one when it comes to setting White Balance and color temperature for lights. With V-Ray Next for SketchUp Update 1, the new addition to the UI is the Color Temperature in the Color Picker. Although a bit hard to get used to in the beginning, the interface becomes easier to navigate with practice.

And tips for almost everything, as well as dedicated sections for Render Elements and Textures. It has a new approach to providing direct visualization. The first thing a user notices is the updated V-Ray Asset editor. We will focus on the latest updates but as well mention a few key ones from the major release, which was V-Ray Next. In this article, we will take a look at the major new features in the first update of V-Ray Next for SketchUp. Next, finish the install and you have access to a completely new set of features! So what’s new So the only thing you need to do is just download the new version. Although the naming is different, the idea is the same – you have the main release and you get the updates for free. With V-Ray’s latest major release – V-Ray Next – the service packs have a new name – Updates. In previous releases, those were called exactly that – service packs. With every major release, there come a few new service packs filled with new features. People who have been using V-Ray for SketchUp for a while are familiar with V-Ray’s update policy.

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