This video tutorial covers the basic workflow of rendering a simple scene with V-Ray for Revit. It will show you how to block out your lighting, camera, and materials with V-Ray’s Real-Time renderer before switching over to the higher quality Production renderer for the final results.

Learn how to use V-Ray Swarm, a distributed rendering system that allows you to render on multiple machines at once using a simple web interface. The video shows how to install Swarm onto machines without even needing Revit installed, how to access and control the Swarm options, and how to get a Swarm render running inside of Revit.

This video covers lighting techniques for interior spaces with V-Ray for Revit. We will light and render this project using artificial lights as well as the environment sun light.

This video tutorial walks you through lighting techniques for exterior scenes, following up on the previous quick start on lighting interiors. Take a look at that previous video on lighting if you haven’t already, for general lighting workflow details.

This tutorial demonstrates how to apply materials using the V-Ray Material Browser in V-Ray for Revit.

Learn how to create and edit materials in Revit using the standalone V-Ray Material Editor.

This video covers some advanced material workflows including using triplanar texture mapping as well as using displacements with your materials.

In this third video about using lights in V-Ray for Revit, we’ll go over using IES lights.

Learn how to render section cuts using the Section Box tool that is built into Revit.

This video covers how to use Channels to push the results of your Revit renders even further.

This video tutorial shows you how to render Aerial Perspective and atmospheric Fog effects in your Revit projects.

This video demonstrates how to adjust specific components of a rendered image to give you better control over the final quality of your output using V-Ray for Revit.

This V-Ray for Revit video tutorial walks you through using the V-Ray camera for effects such as vignettes and depth of field.