Omni Light has decay and shadows radius, it's meant to be more of an "area light" to light up whole areas of a room. It's not that "it's not as bright", but it's because the decay is set to inverse square by default which means the light "fade" out a lot more. Hope that helps 😊
@@TheRenderingEssentials I guess its better used for just generally having more light in an entire room, where as a sphere light from a lightbulb or lamp would be better for more realistic light sources?
@@TheRenderingEssentials Been comparing sphere and omni, and in the case of a narrow space that needs to be lit evenly (apartment hallway), several omnis in a row set to 2 Scalar and decay at Linear makes everything evenly brighter, as opposed to an invisible sphere light which will have the effect of a lantern suspended in air (hot spots etc).. can send you test renders if you're interested to see?
I have literally been searching for weeks on how to light up a large room. I use the program for work and we are new to Vray and for me the omni light did nothing...changed it from inverse and what a difference!!!!! The answer I was searching for was right there in the comments. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
This guy is great! His tutorials are instructive and clear and FAST! He gets to the point quickly and effectively and without distracting background music etc. Thanks Justin. V helpful
Thank you so much..... Currently I am a student at university in Vietnam. And I had difficult about finance, so I did not learn Vray in lerning center. But through your videos I can learn many thing about vray and construction. And right now, I really feel happy because I learned many thing about you. Once again, I just want to say thank you very much......
Dear Justin. I have no words for how many times you have made it easier for me to work with the Sketchup and V-Ray. You are our LIGHT! Thank you very much!
I simply love the way you literally comment every click with speech. Small things like these are really helpful to noobs like me. Thank you for making this video. ❤️
man when i was using twinmotion i saw you pro with it and now i had to use v-ray and i see u have some tutorial, come onnnn much love , god bless u bro
You are the best i am learning this vary for many times and the way you explain it is just super clear and fast and not the way i knew .thank you so much.
You are a magnificent teacher! Thank you so very much for these very informative and clearly and effectively communicated tutorials! Thank you yet again!
Dude, you're so helpful, i find your tutorial is quite clear as so im finding many of my mistakes when rendering easily explained by you, thanks a bunch..!
I was just about to make a comment on another video about a tutorial on lighting and here it is. This channel and SketchUp Essentials are great and have helped me through so many modelling issues I’ve encountered. Keep up the great videos. Have you thought about doing any Revit tutorials? Your way of teaching is faultless. Thanks again. 😁
Thanks very much! At the moment, probably not - if I was to do other tutorials, I'd likely want to get more into Unreal, Unity, Blender, or something like that rather than Revit, though I'm always open to new ideas in the future. Thanks so much for watching!
Hi man, Because of your videos I knew how to learn v-ray sketchup by using your videos instead of taking classes. Can you also make tutorials of how to make renders in V-ray sketchup for 360° view ? Thanks a lot
Super helpful... Thank You. The more I get into sketchup, I realize I would need a really good computer with graphic cards because the more details I put into it, the loading time keeps increasing and it has become quite significant comparing to back in the basic days. Hehe but thanks so much for your efforts and helpful tips and information.
Love the videos, thanks! Have you thought of doing private lessons? For instance, I'm imagining a 45 minute appointment or something, where we screenshare while I build what I'm working on. Maybe you build the same thing on your end simultaneously to quickly show options and what to do. Even without you building it too, having someone walk me through things live so I don't have to dig through text or video to find something specific, this could be a very helpful service. You already have the platform to promote it too :) Just an idea.
Hallo Justin, I like your videos because the explanation is so clear and easy to understand. Thank you very much. Do you have a video on Vray menu for example explain emissive , refraction, reflection and how to use them. Thank you very much.
Hello Justin I don't know how to thank you for all your great works. God will reward you Please I have this challenge in v ray. during my interactive rendering, I still find that the colors I applied to my interior scene still goes all that white everywhere. I applied red to towels, but still showing white. Please where did I go wrong? Thanks
Interesting - I've never done this before, but I assume it would be a question of adding this as some kind of a mask under the light emission settings - would have to research further
Thanks a lot for this valuable information. I tried them all but the spot lights they don’t work with me and it’s not even shown there do u think it’s something in my sitting? Thanks again
Heloo Justin.. Need some help, I already followed the steps to changed sphere light to radiant power to make it brighter, but why my light is not bright like in tutorial? already change the intensity too, Great tutorial anw! Hope can find the answer
It's nice what you can do in Sketchup Vray. But can you make a video about how to create and rander realistic water for a shower, like Rain shower. Hope you understand what i'm asking for. Thank you and hope you will answer to me with a video for my reqest!
Omni Light has decay and shadows radius, it's meant to be more of an "area light" to light up whole areas of a room. It's not that "it's not as bright", but it's because the decay is set to inverse square by default which means the light "fade" out a lot more. Hope that helps 😊
As always, that's an excellent explanation! Is there a time or usage when you prefer to use Omni over Sphere Lights in your renderings?
@@TheRenderingEssentials I guess its better used for just generally having more light in an entire room, where as a sphere light from a lightbulb or lamp would be better for more realistic light sources?
@@TheRenderingEssentials Been comparing sphere and omni, and in the case of a narrow space that needs to be lit evenly (apartment hallway), several omnis in a row set to 2 Scalar and decay at Linear makes everything evenly brighter, as opposed to an invisible sphere light which will have the effect of a lantern suspended in air (hot spots etc).. can send you test renders if you're interested to see?
I have literally been searching for weeks on how to light up a large room. I use the program for work and we are new to Vray and for me the omni light did nothing...changed it from inverse and what a difference!!!!! The answer I was searching for was right there in the comments. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
@Maxton Gunner why are you like this
This guy is great! His tutorials are instructive and clear and FAST! He gets to the point quickly and effectively and without distracting background music etc. Thanks Justin. V helpful
Lol - thanks Paul - really glad you're finding the tutorials helpful! :)
definitely!
Hmmm where eps 3
@@No-cc1fq I wondered the same...:D
Thank you so much..... Currently I am a student at university in Vietnam. And I had difficult about finance, so I did not learn Vray in lerning center. But through your videos I can learn many thing about vray and construction. And right now, I really feel happy because I learned many thing about you. Once again, I just want to say thank you very much......
Dear Justin. I have no words for how many times you have made it easier for me to work with the Sketchup and V-Ray. You are our LIGHT! Thank you very much!
I simply love the way you literally comment every click with speech. Small things like these are really helpful to noobs like me. Thank you for making this video. ❤️
Hi Justin, you've made VRay tools for Lighting so easy a topic to comprehend, understand and use! Thanks a million!
Don't give up mate, that was my first day to use soft soft and i will work on it for a long ti!
Hey! You're such a great teacher. Your videos helped me a lot. Thank you so much for your tutorials :)
Glad you like them!
i dont know what i'd do without your tutorials!!!!!!
:)
you’re the best -and you deserve a lot more! your tutorials helped me get through my 5 years in architecture school 💕
Glad I could help!
i learned 3D & Rendering from you by following your channel tutorials .. thanks a lot
man when i was using twinmotion i saw you pro with it and now i had to use v-ray and i see u have some tutorial, come onnnn
much love , god bless u bro
You are the best i am learning this vary for many times and the way you explain it is just super clear and fast and not the way i knew .thank you so much.
All in One. Clearly explained about lightning. Best video.Thank you
I like your videos because the explanation is so clear and easy to understand
U are fabulous Justin a great teacher I must say
This is perfect. Thank you very much. It really makes a difference now that i watched your videos.
Glad it helped!
Hey Justin ! I'm learn lot's of from your tutorials.. Thank you from India gujarat......🔥🔥
Amazing! Thanks so much. Very much helping with my project.
I'm teaching myself how to use V-Ray from your tutorials, thank you!
Awesome! :)
The Rendering Essentials Could you do a tutorial on water and pools? It would be very helpful! Thanks.
Thx a lot man! Just getting stareted into rendering, but this helped a lot to understand the diferrences between all the light types.
Keep it up!
Glad it helped!
Justin you are a bloody legend!
:)
ı wathced a lot of videos about this light issue but ı cant handle ıt then ı just watch your video and learn everything THANK YOUUU
This is great! But where did EP 3 go?
You are a magnificent teacher! Thank you so very much for these very informative and clearly and effectively communicated tutorials! Thank you yet again!
And you're a fairy
i liked your explaining. so clear. so easy. good
thankyou verymuch sir, your tutorial is very understandable , it makes me easy to learn about sketchup, please dont stop making more tutorials
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this great tutorial!
you explain such a complicated issue so well, i now have a greater understanding of v-ray lighting
You're very welcome!
Thanks a lot.
Your videos are very clear, concise & straight to the point.
Kudos!!!
👍👍👍
Thanks - glad you liked them!
@@TheRenderingEssentials
Yeah, I liked them.
thank you sir hope more people will see your kindness and more subscriber to come..
Dude, you're so helpful, i find your tutorial is quite clear as so im finding many of my mistakes when rendering easily explained by you, thanks a bunch..!
Really glad you're finding it helpful!
I was just about to make a comment on another video about a tutorial on lighting and here it is. This channel and SketchUp Essentials are great and have helped me through so many modelling issues I’ve encountered. Keep up the great videos. Have you thought about doing any Revit tutorials? Your way of teaching is faultless. Thanks again. 😁
Thanks very much! At the moment, probably not - if I was to do other tutorials, I'd likely want to get more into Unreal, Unity, Blender, or something like that rather than Revit, though I'm always open to new ideas in the future. Thanks so much for watching!
Omni light - I think its point light - Thanks man for your videos - love you
👍
this lesson was helpfully thank you
thank u for your tutorials.very clear and neat presentation..
Thanks for watching!
now i'm learning sketchup vray.
your videos are very useful for me.
Thaks a lot !!!
Thanks!
You just saved my semester!
Thanks!!
Happy to help!
Hi man,
Because of your videos I knew how to learn v-ray sketchup by using your videos instead of taking classes.
Can you also make tutorials of how to make renders in V-ray sketchup for 360° view ? Thanks a lot
thanks a lot , I found it very helpful
Hey man really great job with the tutorials.. where is episode 3?
Thanks for sharing.. I learned a lot from your videos.
Super helpful... Thank You. The more I get into sketchup, I realize I would need a really good computer with graphic cards because the more details I put into it, the loading time keeps increasing and it has become quite significant comparing to back in the basic days. Hehe but thanks so much for your efforts and helpful tips and information.
the tutorials are very helpful and easy to understand. Thank you so much.
Thanks!
Love the videos, thanks!
Have you thought of doing private lessons? For instance, I'm imagining a 45 minute appointment or something, where we screenshare while I build what I'm working on. Maybe you build the same thing on your end simultaneously to quickly show options and what to do. Even without you building it too, having someone walk me through things live so I don't have to dig through text or video to find something specific, this could be a very helpful service. You already have the platform to promote it too :) Just an idea.
Is there supposed to be a EP 3? As it's missing in your playlist :/ thanks in advance and great tutorials and support as always!
I use the omni light inside the light fixture so you can visualise the light source, I usually use it with an ies or spot light
Great videos thanks, but where is the (EP3)
great work, brilliant teacher, generous person. thank you.
Glad you liked it!
Your video is really helpful thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Great vid. I found the precise information I was looking for. Thanks Justin!
Glad it was helpful!
hey can anyone ping me Ep 3 of this tutorial playlist, can't find it.
Hallo Justin, I like your videos because the explanation is so clear and easy to understand. Thank you very much. Do you have a video on Vray menu for example explain emissive , refraction, reflection and how to use them. Thank you very much.
thanks for this tutorials.....
you are a life saver
man you are a life saver !
Glad it helped!
Excellent tips for me, a beginner. Thank you!
Awesome Kelly - thanks for watching!
Amazing... This is what I was looking for and asked you... JazakAllah
Great help man! Thank you!!
Thank you. I have been following your tutorials. I can't find episode 3. Is it there?
Great detailed tutorial, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Hello Justin I don't know how to thank you for all your great works. God will reward you
Please I have this challenge in v ray. during my interactive rendering, I still find that the colors I applied to my interior scene still goes all that white everywhere. I applied red to towels, but still showing white. Please where did I go wrong?
Thanks
THANK YOU..AWESOME VIDEO FOR BEGINNERS. .👍👍👍
Glad you liked it!
thank you very much, very usefull, clear, rapid and perfect
Glad you found it helpful!
Thanks. Great, greeeeat lessons!! Is there EP3?
Thanks for this very informative video. Keep up the good work :)
Thanks, will do!
Appreciable... Well done... Doing great jOb
Thanks a lot 😊
Very helpful! Thank youuu
Glad it was helpful!
Perfect.
Your channel is my inspired of the day.
Thanks so much :)
you are awesome!!!
thank you so much!!!!!
You're welcome!
Amazing. Thanks for helping.
Happy to help!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
:)
amazing video
thank you for making these videos! super helpfull
Thank you Sir......
Extremely helpful
Glad you liked it!
Many thanks for you
Can u do tutorial on how to create background on vray? Like clouds. Trees. Sunsets. Etc. Thankyou sir.
Thanks bud.
well done good on all accounts
Just love u r explanation
Thank you !
A
Great man thank you
You're welcome!
Plz make video on Skechup Vray sunlight angel direction etc...
I'd love to see how to use bitmaps as gobos using spotlights in Vray Next for SketchUp. Thanks.
Interesting - I've never done this before, but I assume it would be a question of adding this as some kind of a mask under the light emission settings - would have to research further
Awesome video
Thanks! :)
Thanks a lot for this valuable information. I tried them all but the spot lights they don’t work with me and it’s not even shown there do u think it’s something in my sitting?
Thanks again
Heloo Justin..
Need some help, I already followed the steps to changed sphere light to radiant power to make it brighter, but why my light is not bright like in tutorial? already change the intensity too,
Great tutorial anw! Hope can find the answer
Nice class very useful class... Thanku thanku very much...
Thanks for watching!
man.. please remember to smile when you are showing you face cam on screen. Please don't forget that thins.. ^_^
Meh - I think I'm doing ok :)
Yaaa.... And can you fix "something went wrong" error of vray SketchUp??? I'm frustrated now bcuz of finding solutions.... Plssss
What happened to EP3? I cant find it
Thank u help me u learn how creating light
Its so very good movie!!!!!!!!!!!
Lol - thank you!
you are amazing. keep it um man ! very useful ! god bless you.
Glad you found it helpful!
thanks bro
It's nice what you can do in Sketchup Vray. But can you make a video about how to create and rander realistic water for a shower, like Rain shower. Hope you understand what i'm asking for. Thank you and hope you will answer to me with a video for my reqest!
Hey is ep 3 of this tutorial is missing?
Thank you so much
Have you looked at interactive applications like Unreal?
hey i cant find EP 03, can anyone please send me the link ?