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. Click on the View menu and select Hidden 
G e o m e t r y i n S k e t c h U p . Re p e a t t e x t u r e 
adjustment for one face of cylinder and 
sphere.

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10
. Image below is rendered using Linked Vray 
Materials.
09
. Pull down the projection menu and 
change it from surface to planar.
V-Ray for SketchUp
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10
. Repeat for all materials. You can add 
reflection, refraction layers like a typical 
V-Ray material.

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4
. After importing the map, if the Bump map 
is the same as the Diffuse map, make sure 
the U, V Repeat under UVW Transform have 
the same value. For example, if Bump map 
is using U: 2 and V: 2, the Diffuse map 
should be the same. Otherwise, these two 
maps will not align correctly. Also, start the 
Multiplier on the left side with value like 1 
and increase as necessary.
3
. Click on the 
”
m
” 
to
the
right
of
Bitmap
, 
select
the appropriate grey-scale bump map 
texture for the brick. 
2
. Same as before, select Bitmap under the 
Type pull down menu.
1
. Click on the brick cube and open the 
Material Editor to edit the Bump map to the 
brick material. Under the Maps from the 
right side of the Material Editor
, 
check
the
Bump
and
click
on
the
“
m
” 
to
open
the
Texture
Editor
Adding a Bump Map
Although we can use Bitmap for most materials of the objects, but some textures like wall surfaces, 
tile, wood, oil painting, leather and water, which all have the uneven surface, must use Bump map 
in order to create them. 
Bump Maps