For SketchUp, Rhino and Revit User

General Usage #

Step 1: We do not provide native files(*.skp, *.3dm, *.rvt)  for the above software but provide *.vrscene format. The format should theoretically be usable in any software that supports the V-Ray renderer. But it has two disadvantages:

• It does not support storing unit information, so the model may appear in different sizes when imported into software with different units.
• You cannot edit materials in *.vrscene files.

Step 2: Download and unzip these 3 files(Replace <nubmer> and <render> to your collection number and render):

• MT_PM_V<number>_Thumbnails.7z
• MT_PM_V<number>_VRScene.7z
• MT_PM_V<number>_Maps.7z

Step 3: Copy folders “MT_PM_V<number>_Maps” and all files in folder “MT_PM_V<number>_Thumbnails” to folder “MT_PM_V<number>_VRScene”. The result should look similar to the image below.

Step 4: Open the software and import the *.vrscene file using the corresponding function provided by the V-Ray renderer.

Step 5: Scale the model and set it to the correct size. Please follow the scaling factors below for model scaling:

• Sketchup: 0.4
• Rhino: Not tested yet
• Revit: Not tested yet

Step 6: Then you can render directly. Please do not change the name of the folder ”MT_PM_V<number>_Maps“, otherwise the texture will be lost.