Adding Direct Light in V-Ray for Rhino

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[MultiDunners]

i turn off GI and add a rectangular light, but i still get a black render. i have tried putting the multiplier up to ridiculous settings and some blury picture comes through. what am i doing wrong?

[gantonski]

are the geometry for the bodies done with meshes? im confused how to warp shapes like that.

[TheViolenceMan]

helpful

[sin2k8]

great tut, but my vray doesnt take the light of rhino i set. it renders just the standard light but no additionals.... do you know what i could do?

[fpedrogo]

Once you created a light source (rectangular light, spotlight, omni light or directional) you can select the light by clicking on it. The you will see the light's option under properties.

[Mgultn05]

hi you said at have the light selected how do you do that, because in the properties the only thing there is, materials and texture mapping but no light

[fpedrogo]

@jimbag3

GI(Skylight) is like a 360 light dome around your whole model. If you don't have any other light source like a rectangular light and you turn off the GI(Skylight), your render is going to be black, because there no light on the scene. If you add a rectangular light and you turn off the GI, you are going to see only the light that is coming from that rectangular light.

[jimbag3]

when i turn off the gi skylight it just renders black? am i doing something wrong?

[brakisefalp]

it's very helpful. thanx

[sweetandtasty]

thanks for this tutorial! i love you damian!!