V-Ray naturally fits into Revit's UI and complements your Revit workflow without altering your BIM database.

Create, edit, save and manage your V-Ray materials all in one place with the Asset Editor. Assign materials to a new proxy object, save it in the Editor and reuse this configuration in any project.

Take your Revit renders to the next level. With the Appearance Manager, you can set basic Revit assets to automatically switch to more realistic V-Ray assets at render time.

Track history of your rendered images, fine-tune their color parameters and save them directly to your Revit project. Use the new layer-based compositor to do color corrections of final renders and save your presets for future projects.

Work like a photographer, with controls for exposure, white balance, depth of field and more.

Capture the perfect exposure every time. The new Auto Exposure and Auto White Balance camera controls make rendering as simple as point and shoot.

Add that extra touch of photorealism with real-world camera lens effects such as bloom and glare.

Experience your designs at 1:1 scale. Create content for popular VR headsets with 6x1 cubic and spherical stereo camera types.

Create great looking materials that look exactly like the real thing.

Download over 500 4K-quality architectural materials from our library on demand. Glass, metal, wood — any texture you need for your model is available and render-ready.

Render an enhanced version of your Revit material automatically. Alternatively, convert it to .vrmat and customize it to represent the actual complex material you’ll put in your design.

Add images to paintings, signs, screens and more. V-Ray for Revit has full support for Revit Decals.

Give your model a sketch-like look. Use the global contour settings to create every outline automatically or the Contour material attribute to highlight a certain region.

Use these two new layers to add distinct effects to V-Ray materials. The Coat layer creates polished surfaces while the Sheen layer is perfect for realistic fabrics such as silk or velvet.

Use the UVW Randomization asset to create realistic materials by randomizing patterns and colors. The Stochastic Tiling functionality removes texture tiling seams.

Easily add weathering effects to any surface of your model with the V-Ray Dirt texture with complete control over its position and amount.

The V-Ray Material adds native support for metallic reflections (Metalness) for greater compatibility with PBR materials from applications like Substance Designer.

Create realistic and unique shaders using any texture map or one of V-Ray’s many built-in procedural textures - Gradient, Temperature, Tri-Planar, etc.

Make the most out of your early designs and get a feel of your project by quickly rendering cardboard models.

1000+ scanned materials. Import and render directly in V-Ray.

Work smart without altering your BIM database. Use your Revit families as stand-ins for all V-Ray objects.

Use your Revit families as stand-ins for V-Ray proxy objects. These are memory efficient models of highly detailed objects like trees and cars.

Render realistic grass, carpets or fabric.

Add variety to your V-Ray entourage such as plants and trees by randomizing their scale and rotation.

Link and render V-Ray scenes from other applications such as 3ds Max, Rhino, and SketchUp. Share complete ready-to-render V-Ray for Revit files.

Quickly add surface detail without extra modeling when creating materials such as brick and stone. The displacement asset can be applied to both V-Ray materials and Revit materials.

Render sections easily with full support for Revit's native section box.

Create context for your project in a click of a button.