© Nazarii Derkach & Alex NizhnikovskyiV-Ray for 3ds Max
Fast photoreal CPU & GPU rendering for artists and designers in architecture, games, VFX and VR.
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© Toni Bratincevic
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BIG © Brick Visual
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© Gonzalo Piacentino
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Goodbye Kansas — Cyberpunk 2077 © 2020 CD PROJEKT S.AV-RAY 5 FOR MAYA, BETA
All-new V-Ray Proxy node, Light Path Expressions and GPU enhancements
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Тhe ultimate 3D rendering and simulation toolset
Оur most powerful software — V-Ray, Phoenix FD, Project Lavina, VRscans, and Chaos Cloud — all in a single collection.
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© David SantosV-Ray for Sketchup
Fast and easy-to-use rendering plugin for architects and designers.
V-Ray for Maya
Blockbuster CPU & GPU rendering for first-class animation and VFX in film, TV, VR and more.
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Fast and easy cloud rendering for designers and artists, without hidden fees or hardware to configure.
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WHAT’S NEW IN PROJECT LAVINA, BETA
Project Lavina, beta now adds an intuitive animation editor, allowing you to indulge your inner director by creating, editing and rendering camera animations. What’s more, all your Lavina cameras and transitions can be brought back into 3ds Max.
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V-Ray Next for Unreal, update 3 – Available now
V-Ray for Unreal, update 3 brings some major functionality to make your rendering experience even better. Chaos Could is now available for Unreal Engine, allowing you to easily render and bake your projects with a click of a button.
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© Toni BratincevicV-Ray 5 for 3ds Max is here
V-Ray 5 for 3ds Max brings a modern and efficient material library workflow, faster look-development with material presets and flexible post-processing features that save you time and let you go beyond just rendering.
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