3 Ways To Make POP Ceiling Lights I V-Ray For Sketchup

[@sadzzz_xx]

watching this video & actually using it rn. thanksss👍🏾

[@ikrenders]

You're welcome Sadiya😀✌🏾

[@GlinsonAj]

I simply apply a emissive material in that gap and tweak with the intensity

[@ikrenders]

@@GlinsonAj Hi! That's another great option, but its just not as efficient as using rectangle lights. Especially while using the "directionality" slider with rectangle lights to push light further, a total game changer

[@aaliyaqureshi6746]

This video was very helpful. Pls make a video on emissive lights in details

[@ikrenders]

Happy to hear that Aaliya🙏🏾. I'll add that to my To-Do lists👍🏽😁

[@satheeshsri9341]

Without classes i learn very much tq ik😊

[@ikrenders]

You're welcome satheesh👌🏾. I'm glad my tutorials are helping you! You can help me out by sharing my tutorials with your friends and colleagues. Thank you!

[@amankhattak9350]

very helpfull vedio....thanks

[@ikrenders]

You're welcome, I'm glad it helped you😃

[@gabrielacastillo4724]

Excelente 👍

[@TransitTech]

which light will be rendered faster and easily?

[@ikrenders]

Hey!
On my own tests the speed differences were based on intensity. Each light didn't differ that much in speed, except when I increased the intensity. Overall I'd suggest using the Rectangle light method. It has more control and is better looking😀👍🏽.

[@BenjaminStones-bq2hz]

To get the recess what tool can you use
Because I see touching it and get recessed immediately

[@ikrenders]

I used the push pull tool, if you use it once, the next time you can just double click the face and the previous push/pull measurement made woul be repeated on that face

[@BenjaminStones-bq2hz]

Thank you that's awesome

[@feranmisamuel9882]

Thanks IK

[@ikrenders]

You're welcome Samuel...I'm glad it helped you

[@odetundehammed923]

Please IK help do detailed rectangle light tutorial sir

[@ikrenders]

*added to the list 😉👍🏽
Hope you helped me share this tutorial 🙏🏾