Lighting an Interior Daytime Scene - Photographic Rendering with V-Ray for SketchUp - page 52

(with our building in its current location) would be a couple of small splashes of direct
sunlight on the inside of the room, as shown in the following screenshot.
The problem is that, in creating this new setup, we have now completely altered the
placement of direct light that we have just worked to set up in the main gallery view.
Of course, one thing we could do to get around this problem would be to set up our
lighting as desired and then save the Shadow settings with each specific scene view,
thereby allowing us to switch back and forth between the scene views and having
the Shadow/Sunlight settings update automatically.
Doing that, though, would only cause us to run into a different problem. The V-Ray
Sun & Sky system produces physically accurate light levels and sky coloration ac-
cording to the time of day and the month of year settings that we have dialed in. This
means that the individual renders from each of these rooms would look drastically
different due to the fact that the lighting conditions found at these differing times of
the day are completely different.