Basically, you just drag them out and point them at what you want illuminated. Can you post an image of what you've done?

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i post my work in the help and advice section and in the 3d final!!
thanks!!

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i wish i can do that too......
i need more practice....

Have a read of this tutorial, it explains how to set up studio lighting in vray.

[Link to www.aversis.be]

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thanks for the site!!

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i wish i can do that too......
i need more practice....

Vray lights are area lights so you have to think about how large they are in relation to your scene. If you want soft shadows and if you want the light to wrap around an object more make them bigger. It helps to set up the max units so you know how big you are making the scene from the beginning. Max units and system units should be similar if not the same. I usually set them both the centimeters myself.

Also increase the subdivions within the light to make them less grainy. Both the shadows and the direct illumination will be affected.

Its the same type of calculation as glossyness so lots of subdivs will start to get very slow, I make them around 25 subdivs usually.

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thanks dude!

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i wish i can do that too......
i need more practice....

Hmm, those last two replys make me look like a bit of a slacker.

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