The V-Ray Collection is a bundle that gives you instant access to 15 Chaos Group products – all under one low cost licence. With total creative freedom, you can work freely between different applications to achieve photo-realistic rendering, fluid simulation and real-time scene exploration. Move between multiple 3D applications and easily share content with others. … Read more What is the V-Ray Collection?
V-Ray Next for Rhino has been updated, addressing a number of bug fixes to improve your rendering, including: Improved matte elements generation Enhanced CUDA engine stability More stability across lights naming Improved Bongo animation image output control The full list of changes can be found here. If you would like to experience the improvements for … Read more V-Ray Next for Rhino – Update 2.2
The latest version of V-Ray Next for SketchUp is upon us, and brings along with it a number of bug fixes to improve your experience when rendering. What’s New? Improved matte elements generation Applying textures no longer activates SketchUp‘s standard Colorize material option Better Sunlight caustic photon emission Enhanced CUDA engine stability Boosted compatibility with … Read more V-Ray Next for SketchUp – Update 2.2
If you’re new to V-Ray for SketchUp, or need a little help reinstalling, check out this short video that shows how to download, install and use V-Ray for SketchUp!
The latest version of V-Ray has been released for the 3ds Max platform. With V-Ray 5 for 3ds Max, experience new features including Layered Compositor, Material Library and Browser, Light Mix, Material presets and previews, and much more, to streamline your entire workflow. To find out more about V-Ray 5, join Chaos Group presenters Vlado … Read more V-Ray 5 for 3ds Max – Out Now!
Revit 2021 is now fully supported by V-Ray for Revit, and you can leverage even more performance with NVIDIA RTX support. Download Now What Else is New? In addition to Revit 2021 and RTX support, here are the new features you will have access to: View-specific SettingsRender and maintain multiple views with individual lighting, mood … Read more V-Ray Next for Revit – Update 1 is Here
The latest version of V-Ray Next for SketchUp is out, and with it comes full SketchUp 2020 support, new features, and optimisations to make your high-quality renders easier and more enjoyable to produce. If you already have V-Ray Next for SketchUp, this update is free and you can update now. What’s New? RTX supportBoost your … Read more V-Ray Next for SketchUp – Update 2 Released
While the latest news surrounding Corona for SketchUp may have been announced way back in 2018, we are still seeing search activity on Corona for SketchUp. Here’s a little bit about what happened, and some alternative suggestions. In early 2018, the team behind Corona admitted that the SketchUp plugin was not successful due to a … Read more Corona for SketchUp – What Happened?
Revit is the latest platform to be upgraded to V-Ray Next, as it has now been announced that V-Ray Next for Revit is available! Architects can now get more creative, using dozens of new features and improvements to produce photo-realistic imagery faster than ever before. V-Ray Next for Revit is available as a perpetual licence, … Read more V-Ray Next for Revit is Here
As Mac OS users may now be aware, the Catalina update has arrived. Since Apple released the beta for the new macOS 10.15 Catalina in June, software engineers have been working diligently to determine how it would affect the performance of recent product releases. As always with any major operating system release: Please ensure any … Read more Mac OS Catalina (10.15)