V-Ray News - Spring 2016

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V-Ray for 3ds Max 3.30.05 Update Available Highlights include: V-Ray RT Improvements   VFB Improvements   V-Ray Clipper Improvements   V-Ray HDRI Improvements   V-Ray Instancer Improvements   V-Ray Stereoscopic Improvements   V-Ray Volume Grid Improvements   Rendering by PK3DStudio     V-Ray for Maya 3.30.01 Update Available Highlights include: Ray Traced Rounded Corners   Triplanar Mapping   Stochastic Flakes   V-Ray Falloff   New Sky Model and Aerial Perspective   V-Ray Clipper with Render-Time Booleans   Rendering by Maga Animation Studio     V-Ray for SketchUp 3.0 Upgrade Offer Purchase a 2.0 commercial license or commercial V-Ray 1.x for SketchUp to V-Ray 2.0 for SketchUp upgrade now and receive a free upgrade to 3.0 when V-Ray 3.0 for SketchUp is officially released. Offer applies to both new commercial purchases and commercial 1.x upgrades to 2.0! Each free upgrade to 3.0 will include the following: 1 Workstation license   1 Universal Render Node floating license   Rendering by Jack Dicker     V-Ray for SketchUp Windows Edition   V-Ray for SketchUp Mac Edition   V-Ray for Rhino 3.0 Upgrade Offer Purchase a 2.0 commercial license now and receive a free upgrade to 3.0 when V-Ray 3.0 for Rhino is officially released. Each free upgrade to 3.0 will include the following: 1 Workstation license   1 Universal Render Node floating license   Rendering by Minimal Studios     V-Ray for Cinema 4D 3.25 Upgrade Offer All customers who purchase a V-Ray for Cinema 4D commercial license now will get the coming update 3.25 for free! Rendering by Abc King     V-Ray for NUKE V-Ray for NUKE introduces a new approach to lighting and compositing that integrates production-quality ray traced rendering into NUKE and NUKEX. Take advantage of V-Ray's lighting, shading, and rendering tools inside NUKE's node-based workflow. V-Ray for NUKE is compatible with V-Ray 3.0 for 3ds Max and Maya render nodes. V-Ray 3.0 for NUKE Helicopter Scene by Anatoliy Samoylenko     V-Ray for Revit Coming Soon! Now integrated into Autodesk Revit, V-Ray core rendering technology is accessible at every stage of the design process. Extend your creativity with new tools for VR output, materials and environments, without having to worry about learning a new piece of software. Revit cameras, lighting, and materials are all supported for easy adoption. A unified visualization pipeline is now possible with support for all V-Ray design packages (SketchUp, Rhino, and 3ds Max), promoting project efficiency with reliable results across multiple platforms.     V-Ray for MODO Coming Soon! V-Ray for MODO seamlessly integrates production-proven rendering capabilities into MODO's native workflow. For studios currently using MODO or for those considering adding it to their existing toolset, V-Ray for MODO offers the opportunity to unify their rendering platform. Highlights include: Fast V-Ray SSS2   V-Ray Skin Shader   Lighting and Shading   Advanced Hair Shader   Vector Displacement   Water Level Displacement   V-Ray Car Paint Shader   Distributed Rendering   Advanced GI   Depth of Field   V-Ray Ptex Texture   Progressive Rendering   Replicators with Motion Blur   Replicators with Proxies   Motion Blur   Advanced V-Ray Frame Buffer   V-Ray RT

 

 

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