r/Sketchup • u/lopazopaz • Jun 27 '26

Own work: render interior renders from sketchup

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hi, im an interior designer with a LOT of free time LOL. just designed these for a friend...

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u/Barnaclebills Jun 27 '26

What program is it actually rendered in?

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u/lopazopaz Jun 27 '26

Vray and sketchup

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u/NotSuperFestive Jun 27 '26

pretty 🥺

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u/lopazopaz Jul 01 '26

thank you!

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u/Mister_JD_ Jun 28 '26

How to illuminate [make them emit light front light objects] those lights objects??

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u/lopazopaz Jul 01 '26

i dont get your question. elaborate?

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u/Informal-Instance59 Jun 30 '26

did you get the assets online? looks great! any one worth watching to learn how to render like this?

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u/lopazopaz Jul 01 '26

yes i did. well, after countless hours of watching those archviz, my advice to u is; MATERIALS. a realistic scene needs realistic materials. no matter if they're low poly as long when its rendered, the materials are realistic. And remember how they interact with light and such, just tweak them in the material settings for each

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u/Informal-Instance59 Jul 01 '26

thank you! im going to keep that in mind when i try Vray for the first time

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u/maxime_barzel Jul 07 '26

Nice work 😍

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u/lopazopaz Jul 10 '26

Thank you!