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PROGRAM 1: Understanding the Core of SketchUp V-Ray

Lesson 1: Understanding the Basic Concepts of SketchUp and V-Ray
Setting the realism of the 2nd material
Lesson 3: Learning Artificial Lighting

PROGRAM 2 Follow the practical examples

Lesson 1: Expressing Various Effects
Lesson 2: Rendering Various Scenes

PROGRAM 3 Learn about the V-Ray toolbar and various window components.

Lesson 1: Getting to Know the V-Ray Toolkit
Lesson 2: Understanding the [V-Ray Frame Buffer] Window
Lesson 3: Understanding the [V-Ray Asset Editor] Window
Chapter 4: [Settings] Options Window
Lesson 5 [Generic] Understanding the Options Window
Lesson 6: [Lights] Understanding the Options Window

Using Chaos Vantage in the Book Within a Book

1 │ Setting up Chaos Vantage and adding scenes
2 │ Creating and saving a rendering image file
3 │ Creating and saving a rendered video file

A V-Ray & Chaos Vantage dictionary ready for practical use.

This is the complete V-Ray book by Han Jeong-hoon, an interior architecture designer with 30 years of experience, who published the first V-Ray book dedicated to SketchUp in Korea.
This time, for the first time among domestic books, we will guide you through everything from installation to practical use of the real-time rendering program, 'Chaos Vantage'.
It is written in such a friendly and detailed manner that many professionals call it a "dictionary," and the steps and explanations are systematically organized so that it can be applied in practice, not just followed.
First, learn about the core functions of V-Ray by learning about realistic settings such as reflection and refraction, and various artificial lighting.
And we systematically practiced practical examples through various effects such as flower fields, snow cover, and caustic expressions, and rendering of exterior, interior, daytime, and nighttime scenes.
Next, we will learn about the V-Ray toolbar and various window components so that readers can fully utilize the various functions of V-Ray.
The functions of the Buffer window, Editor window, Lights options window, etc. are described in detail.
If you follow this friendly structure and learn various functions, you will find yourself working without realizing the time passing, as if you were reading an interesting novel.

Additionally, you can inquire about books and meet industry professionals at any time at the 'Interior Architect Club', which is run directly by the author and has been selected as Naver's representative cafe for 8 consecutive years.
This book will be of great help to anyone who is curious about the know-how of a 30-year veteran expert, wants to study SketchUp V-Ray efficiently, wants to systematically utilize the real-time rendering program Chaos Vantage, or is looking for a practical V-Ray basic book.