Select the latest version of SketchUp – it should already be installed on your Mac.Under ‘Host Platform’ select: ‘SketchUp’.

Choose the right ‘role’ from the drop-down list.

Create an account for yourself – it’s easy and intuitive.

Click the ‘Try’ button at the top right hand corner.

Here’s the installation process, step by step: Next, how to install V-Ray for SketchUp on Mac machines, assuming you’ve already confirmed your hardware and operating system provides what you need, and you’ve also verified you have the right version of SketchUp itself.

Operating System: Apple macOS 10.14.x or higher.

Hard Disk Space: minimum 2GB, recommended 12GB (includes additional downloadable content).

RAM: Minimum 8 GB RAM, recommended 16 GB RAM.

Processor: Intel 64, AMD64, ARM or compatible processor with SSE4.2 support.

Please check your machine has all this before you try to Install V-Ray:

If that isn’t possible, here are the official MacOS hardware requirements. If you’d like to use V-Ray GPU, Windows or Linux is your best choice. As they say, there’s a critical disadvantage on Mac platforms simply because there isn’t official support for GPU rendering. You also need to be aware of the developer Chaos’s hardware requirements for the software. On the other hand you can still use the V-Ray GPU in distributed rendering when your Mac runs the CUDA engine on a CPU device along with Windows or Linux running the CUDA engine on a GPU device. How about the details behind using V-Ray on your Mac? The first thing to note is that the V-Ray Graphic Processing Unit or GPU is not officially supported on the macOS operating system.

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