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a place for my computer graphics and digital journey, tutorials and more.. 1. Here is the initial preview of the scene. Im using Sketch Up 2014 with Vray 2.0 2. Using Vray Default Exterior Settings, I deactivate Environment box to simulate a night scene 3. Then I add an omni lights inside the room for shadow projection of the stained glas*. 4. I add some photographic lights on the wall lamp to lit outside 7. And now for a day scene, i activate G.I. at Environment slot to simulate physical sun When you rendered an image, while still on the frame buffer ( both for RFB and VFB) Try the procedures below, and it will give you another image output           1.    Choose Customize -->> Preferences. Try to change the gamma value to 2.2,                then press the duplicate bu*ton of your Frame buffer, this will give you another image output.                Try another if you wish. In addition to rendering to the 3ds Max Rendered Frame Window (RFW or VFB), V-Ray allows you to render to a V-Ray specific frame buffer, which has some additional capabilities:     •Allows you to view all render elements in a single window and switch between them easily;     •Keeps the image in full 32-bit floating-point format;     •Allows you to perform simple color corrections on the rendered image;     •Allows you to choose the order in which the buckets are rendered. Show last VFB - If you have rendered to the V-Ray VFB, but have closed it, this bu*ton allows you to open it again. The same can also be achieved with the showLastVFB() MaxScript method of the V-Ray renderer. Enable built-in frame buffer - Enables the use of built-in V-Ray frame buffer. Due to technical reasons, the original 3ds Max frame buffer still exists and is being created. However, when this feature is turned on - V-Ray will not render any data to the 3ds Max frame buffer. In order to preserve memory consumption we recommend that you set the original 3ds Max resolution to a very low value (like 100x100)