V-Ray Caustics

Simply put, a caustic surface envelopes light rays and reflects or refracts them by a curved surface, such as water in a swimming pool.

Learn how to create a photorealistic rendering of water inside of a swimming pool using caustic effects in V-Ray for SketchUp.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• software
• tutorial
• graphics software
• technology
• caustics
• V-Ray
• SketchUp
• VRay for SketchUp
• Render
• 3D
• Pool
• Water
• Reflection
• Refraction
• Materials
• Lighting
• Sun
• Sky
• architecture
• landscape
• exterior

[DaveK183]

@joeynuggetz Are you idiot?? VRAY is the best render engine in the world.

[tigresa77]

I followed all the guideline but the render doesn't show up with waves, I mean, it seems static in the render. I chose an image like yours "moving water".png

What do you think would have been wrong in my case? I say it again, I followed all the steps you explain. Thanks a lot.

[EthanFilms]

COW STICKS

[Fabisala]

I Have a problem... I've following all the steps you said in the video, and it isn't look like water but a mirror :S the waves can't be seen...

[DaveK183]

@msolano00 Yeah :D I just asked him.

[msolano00]

@DaveK183 He probably doesnt know how to properly use Vray thats all mate, no need to call him idiot.

[joeynuggetz]

Nice tutorial but VRAY doesn't look as nice as some other render engines.

[DesignArqa]

No me salio, pero lo voy a seguir practicando, gracias