Installing Vray 2.0 in Sketchup 2015: My Experience

I recently had the opportunity to install Vray 2.0 in my Sketchup 2015 software, and I wanted to share my experience with others who may be considering making the upgrade.

After some initial issues installing the 2015 version of Vray, which required a call to ASGVIS for assistance, I was finally able to get everything up and running. One of the things that pleasantly surprised me was how quickly rendering times improved. In fact, my test render of an old model showed a parsing time cut down by over tenfold.

I had been skeptical about the advantages of upgrading from the 32-bit version to the 64-bit version of Vray, given that Sketchup only uses one processor. However, it seems that this upgrade has provided some significant improvements in terms of rendering speed and performance.

One of the things I liked most about using Vray in Sketchup was how easy it was to tweak lights and adjust their settings. To do this, simply place a light where you want it, right-click on it, and select 'Edit Light' from the sub-menu under 'V-Ray for Sketchup'. You can also find VRay lights in the second tool bar provided when you install Vray, labeled 'Vfs:Lights'.

For those who are interested in upgrading to Sketchup 2015 with Vray, I recommend installing Vray 2.0 and then copying and pasting the crack into the Sketchup installation directory (e.g., 'C:\Program Files\SketchUp\SketchUp 2015'). If you're looking for even more features and improvements, consider downloading SketchUp Pro 2016.

Overall, my experience with installing Vray 2.0 in Sketchup 2015 has been positive, and I'm excited to see what other improvements and features this software has to offer.

Vray 2.0 32 bit sketchup 2015