Even though VRay will only render one segment of the model, it calculates and loads EVERYTHING in said model to render just a single scene (even if it’s hidden). In each copy delete any objects that are “behind the camera” or “out of sight”. Create all your scenes and then create copies of that same file. Okay, let’s say you have a model that’s separated into rooms or one huge open space that you will render different scenes of. Delete Unwanted Objects The area behind the camera has no details or objects whatsoever. All I have to do is tick the options I want and click ‘Clean Up’. It also merges coplanar faces, merges any identical materials, erases stray edges, and inspects the model for errors + fixes any errors found. I also got rid of a crazy amount of plug-ins and extensions that I no longer needed.Ī very handy tool that does a more thorough cleanup than just purging is the CleanUp3 tool (found for free on Extension Warehouse), I’ve been using this tool for ages! It’s so very handy in cleaning up my model & reducing its size. So having updated and compatible software is important. Make sure Sketchup & VRay are Updated and Compatibleīefore I could pull this off I updated my Sketchup to 2018 (2017 previously) and VRay to 4.00.02 (4.00.01 caused a lot of crashing and weird display glitches). How did I manage to pull off rendering that huge model to a 2222 x 1250 resolution image? Here’s how:
It’s 5 years old and had a few pieces fall apart & gotten replaced.AMD (Radeon) Graphics Card with 2GB dedicated memory.Why would I even create a model this big? To figure out how to render it on my laptop without it crashing and create this tutorial to show you that I succeeded and so can you! This model right here is exactly 337 Mb in size, containing 2,049,090 Edges, 11,26,994 Faces, 508 Components, 321 Groups, and a ton of high quality materials.
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