For glass, you probably want almost white, but not quite all the way, so keep the value around 240-245. So white means it’s 100% refracted or 100% transparent. Select the Refraction layer, and if you start with the color, this affects the amount of refraction. The order for this example should be: Refraction, Reflection, Diffuse. You want to ensure Refraction goes on top of Diffuse, so go ahead and drag and drop the layers where you want. The order of these layers does affect the results. Do that same process again and also add a Refraction layer. To do that, right click on the material, and go to “Create Layer,” from there you can add a Reflection layer. So next you need to add those layers to it. Now you know glass is going to need reflection, and it’s going to need refraction. You can do this by just double clicking on the name “DefaultMaterial,” and name it something like “GLASS CLEAR.” It’s a good idea to change the name of your new material. To start, we will make glass from scratch, and then you’ll assign it to the glass layer.įirst, right-click on “Scene Materials,” then go to “Create Material,” then to “Standard.” You will see a window pop up. In terms of how you organize things, as long as objects are in the right layer, then you don’t have to worry about putting the wrong materials on the wrong things. The organization here becomes very important in terms of being able to organize your model later on by material because the assignment of materials to objects can be done in two ways: directly to all the objects in a particular layer or to individual objects that are selected. This is where you can load and create materials for your model. You can see in this model, there aren’t any materials. To start, click on the large “M” icon, to bring up the materials editor.
This tutorial is part of the Black Spectacles course on 3D Rendering with Vray 3.2 for SketchUp and Rhino 5 in which you will learn how to bring a 3D model into Vray for SketchUp 216 and Rhino 5, render it out, and touch it up in Photoshop to give your final image a professional finesse.ģD Rendering with Vray 3.2 for SketchUp and Rhino 5 In this Black Spectacles tutorial (that's free - by the way), you will learn how to create a clear glass material for your 3D model in Rhino 5 for Vray 3.2. A free tutorial from the Black Spectacles course 3D Rendering with Vray 3.2 for SketchUp and Rhino 5.
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