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This tutorial covers the basic workflow for of rendering a simple scene with V-Ray for Unreal. By the end of it, you will have a better understanding understand of V-Ray for Unreal and how you can begin using it to render out your own scenes.

To follow this tutorial, you will need to have the V-Ray for Unreal plugin installed. This page tutorial is to add a written version of a companion to go along with the QuickStart video .posted on our YouTube channel and available here:

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To download the files used in this tutorial, please click on the button below.

 

 

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You can right-click the download button and choose "Save Link As..." or "Save target as.." depending on your browser..  This will bring up a dialog to save the zip file without having to wait for the Preview mode to load.



Part I - Opening Unreal project and initial setup

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Launch you version of Unreal from the Epic Games Launcher. (currently supported versions are 4.18.3 and 4.19)(1.1). A window appears. Click the Browse button and navigate to the project you wish to open. In our case it is called VRayInteriorDemo.uproject. (1.2)

 

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Step 2. Enable The V-Ray Plugin

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Part II - Camera, materials and Lightmass settings

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