Create Photorealistic Architectural Elevations with Sketchup & Vray

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https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Create-Photorealistic-Architectural-Elevations-with-Sketchup-Vray-Archviz-Masterclass/1197233201

In this class, we will learn to create a photorealistic Elevation Render with Sketchup, Vray & Skatter 2.

Here are some new subjects you will learn with this class

Creating Camera Views
Using Lightgen to generate lighting in the scene
Setting up Artificial Lights for Night Renders of Elevations
Setting up various Materials such as
- Glass Blocks
- Glass Reflections
- Wet Roads
- Textured Walls
- Using Mixmaps & Blend Materials
Using Vray Skatter to create Grass
Atmospheric Render Settings
- Aerial Perspective Render
- Environmental Fog Render
Post Production in VFB
- Changing colors of materials
- Additional Post Production Techniques