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V-Ray comes with all the lighting, shading, and rendering tools you need to create professional, photoreal imagery and animation.
Built to handle your biggest projects and your toughest scenes. Render anything and everything with V-Ray.
Spend less time waiting and more time being creative. Deliver your best work and never miss a deadline.
V-Ray puts you in the driver seat. You’re in control. With V-Ray’s versatile features, you can choose the best approach for your scene.
Work the way you want – without interruption. V-Ray’s seamless 3ds Max integration keeps your workflow fluid and smooth.
Independent artists and top studios choose V-Ray every day to create world-class designs and visual effects.
Blur Studio © Twentieth Century FoxAward-winning Blur Studio showcases their amazing work on revered franchises such as Assassin’s Creed, Batman, Halo, League of Legends and the latest Doom. Even more eyes are on Blur since the release of co-founder Tim Miller’s passion project and directorial debut – Deadpool.
© Aldo GarciaArchitectural visualization artist Aldo Garcia explores architect Tadao Ando’s famous Church on the Water in his latest passion project. Aldo has rendered a cinematic journey, a beautiful animation through interior and exterior spaces that is topped only by seeing the space in virtual reality.
© RealtimeUKRealtimeUK launched a new SMITE: To Hell and Back trailer for Hi-Rez Studios, just in time for the 2016 SMITE World Championships. The action-packed cinematic is filled epic battles between the games most iconic characters. Be sure to watch the three part Behind the Scenes series to see how they tackled animation, lighting, and effects.
Get cleaner renders with better noise detection.
Save time with automatic sampling of lights and materials.
Generate perfectly smooth edges at render-time with no extra modeling.
Simulate natural looking skies with realistic atmospheric depth.
Quickly apply seamless textures without UVs.
Create complex cutaways and sections using any mesh object.
© Thomas FeinerRender high-quality, high-resolution images and animations with V-Ray’s adaptive ray tracing technology. V-Ray uses physically-correct methods to calculate photoreal lighting, materials, and cameras. V-Ray is optimized to use all CPU cores across multiple machines for the fastest renders possible.
© Dabarti StudioFine tune the look of your scenes in real time with the power of GPUs. Build materials, dial in cameras, and adjust lights interactively in the viewport. Switch to Production Mode when you’re ready to render final images.
© BlackhausChoose from several global illumination options – exact, approximate or a hybrid of both.
© Forge & MorrowSimulate any type of natural, artificial, or image- based lighting. With area lights, sun & sky and IES lights, you can render artistically – and accurately.
© Studio AikoCreate any type of physical material. From multilayered car paint to accurate subsurface scattering, you can make any material imaginable.
© Alessandro BandinelliWork with production-ready, multiresolution tiled textures from your favorite applications, like MARI, Mudbox and Zbrush.
© Tonic CGIWork like a photographer. Real-world camera controls let you capture images with detailed depth of field and cinematic motion blur.
© Alexander RazgonyaevExperience your project in virtual reality. Create content for popular VR headsets, like Samsung Gear VR, with 6x1 and spherical stereo camera types.
© Den BrooksRender massive scenes with proxy objects. V-Ray proxies efficiently replace complex scene geometry and load only at render time.
© Thomas DeffetCreate unique geometry like infinite planes, metaballs and isosurfaces, particles and object cutaways with render-time booleans.
© NKIRender realistic hair efficiently and flicker-free. V-Ray includes procedural fur, optimized hair shaders, and supports 3ds Max Hair&Fur, HairFarm and Ornatrix.
© Federico CiavarellaRender fog, smoke and atmospheric effects that respond correctly to light. Bring in volume grid caches from Houdini, FumeFX and PhoenixFD.
Pixomondo © Paramount Pictures37 unique beauty, utility and matte passes give you more control over your rendered images for compositing.
© TendrilReview, analyze and post process your renders directly in V-Ray’s advanced frame buffer. You can be sure your images will match your final output.
© INKSpurred by a love of dogs and airplanes, artists at INK carefully matched the personalities of dog breeds with World War II planes to create “Dogfighters.”
© SteelblueSteelblue founder O’Brien Chalmers explains how his communication company has moved beyond the physical and into the virtual. See how they’re exploring the future of San Francisco in virtual reality.
© Ash ThorpArt director, illustrator, and designer Ash Thorp brings us into the visceral world of the independent film, Project 2501 – an homage to Ghost in the Shell.
© Edit HouseSwedish studio Edithouse worked with Volvo to create the launch film for its Concept XC Coupe - learn how the film pushed the 13-man team to its limits.
© GenslerApproaching their 50th anniversary, Gensler was amongst the first to establish collaborative workflows to create spaces.
Den Brooks © Pearl StudioPearl Studio gets its hands dirty for 360fly’s action cam.
Our cinematics are packed with action – huge environments, crowds of characters with hair and SSS, fire, explosions, and debris – all with 3D motion blur and render passes. It’s a lot to work with, but V-Ray makes it easy to get the job done.
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