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IES TUTORIAL NEW USING VRAY 1.48.90 up

I am writing again another IES tutorial showing basic steps in using IES with VraySU 1.48.90 or up. Previously I have used 1.48.66 in the first tutorial, butthere were so many bugs at that time, but Asgvis made a tremendous leap, and I could really conclude that their newest build was so much stable and easier to use. I planned to use the same file thatI used with the first tutorial, but I can’t find this old file. Therefore, I decided to just model a quick one. I am using here also a photometric data name 6B3_(100A19).ies that I have downloaded forfree from Lithonia - http://www.lithonia.com/Photometrics.aspx?Fid=75036 In this tutorial, a special thanks to my friend Trang An. I am using some of his very nice components here for the purpose ofseeing the overall effects of the IES lighting, instead of just using a simple room. In this tutorial, my materials have no reflections, bump etc (except for the receptacles) for quick rendering butlater I will supply you hopefully with another tutorial on how to play with materials. Anyhow let me start this tutorial. 1. Here is my SketchUp set up.

2. I have created a simple recessed lightingand made it into component. Then, I copied this component into 4 more instances. This is a good tip, so that when you place the Vray lighting; automatically you will have an instance of this lighting.This is the same when editing your Vray light, you will only edit one light inside this component, and the other lightings will be edited automatically.

On the following image grab, I createdVray IES lighting, scaled it a bit and placed it below the receptacle.

3. Then I clicked the IES light icon. Another menu box appeared (see below). Then under sampling (File) I clicked the box andbrowsed the IES photometric data (6B3_(100A19).ies )

By default the power is set to 0. Even with this, Vray SU will read the photometric data. In my opinion, using Vray sun and Vray physical camera...