V-Ray Next for Rhino, update 1
V-Ray Next for Rhino, update 1 is packed with useful features for easier material workflows, faster interactive rendering and powerful new functionality for creating animations in V-Ray for Grasshopper.
Easy to learn and easy to use, V-Ray works seamlessly with Rhino’s versatile 3D modeling tools.
V-Ray lets you render the highest quality images possible – right in Rhino.
V-Ray gives you the power to render anything and everything – from quick concepts to your largest and most detailed 3D models.
Render fast, design faster. V-Ray for Rhino lets you spend more time being creative and less time waiting.
Focus on design, with a full set of creative tools for lights, materials and rendering.
Top designers rely on V-Ray every day to visualize world-class products, buildings and more.
V-Ray Next for Rhino, update 1 is packed with useful features for easier material workflows, faster interactive rendering and powerful new functionality for creating animations in V-Ray for Grasshopper.
V-Ray Next for Rhino introduced a completely overhauled Asset Management System, a number of performance optimizations across the board and an array of new tools to make it much easier to manage your scenes — even the crazy complex ones.
Flying Architecture © Zaha Hadid ArchitectsThe latest V-Ray update features even tighter integration with Rhino. Now, you can create V-Ray materials directly in Rhino’s Materials panel. In addition, you can easily apply materials with a simple drag and drop directly onto scene objects or layers.
V-Ray Next, update 1 adds support for the Cryptomatte render element, which makes it easier to select objects for post-production. The V-Ray color picker also introduces a Kelvin temperature slider, which automatically provides a corresponding RGB color.
© Robert JuchnevicDo more in Grasshopper than ever before and take advantage of new powerful capabilities. Update 1 introduces features that enable you to create even more advanced animation setups. In addition, you can now export V-Ray scenes and geometry files based on Grasshopper definitions.
Flying Architecture © UNStudioV-Ray Next for Rhino comes with a handful of speed boosts across the board. The latest update features more responsive CPU interactive rendering when editing scene camera, lighting and materials, as well as a new Light Cache algorithm for improved animation behavior.
V-Ray comes with two powerful rendering engines. You can choose between super-fast GPU and CPU or Hybrid rendering to best suit your project needs and requirements.
Remove noise and dramatically cut the render times. With V-Ray Denoiser, you can denoise each render element in post-production. And with the NVIDIA AI Denoiser, V-Ray delivers instant feedback with less noise, while you design interactively.
Render while you design. See results right away as you adjust lights, materials and cameras. You could also look at the denoised image while rendering in the Rhino viewport.
© Matus NedeckyRender separate layers for more artistic control in image-editing software.
Render with maximum power using V-Ray’s new simple and scalable distributed rendering.
V-Ray for Rhino enables light studies, turntables and fly-through animations rendering and an optimal way.
V-Ray for Grasshopper is now quicker and simpler with new preset lighting and material setups. Grasshopper objects can be rendered directly as part of the Rhino scene without baking geometry.
Rendering on the Cloud is just one click away.
V-Ray Batch makes it easy to render snapshots from the same project or views from multiple Rhino files all at once.
Automatically analyzes your scene to optimize rendering so you get the best quality in less time.
An overlay on top of SketchUp's viewport. It is rendered interactively and if scene changes are made, updates the rendered result.
In scenes with many lights, Adaptive Lights mode can help you speed up render times by up to 700%.
Lights can be instanced and controlled as a single light in the Asset Editor.
© Gund PartnershipRender realistic rooms and interiors with V-Ray’s powerful and fast global illumination.
© Federico FernandezRender natural and artificial lighting with a wide range of built-in light types.
Light your scenes with a single high-dynamic-range image (HDRI).
Render realistic daylight for any time and any location.
Render faster, cleaner and more accurate image-based lighting that’s up to 7x faster. The new Adaptive Dome Light also removes the need to set up Portal lights for interiors.
The new Lighting Analysis render element makes it easy to visualize the real-world illumination (Lux) values of any scene.
Create, edit and manage all of your assets including lights, materials, textures, geometry and render elements all in one place. All assets are structured in an intuitive folder structure.
Manage all of your scene files in one place. Set file paths, create scene archives, and keep track of assets like textures, IES files, and proxy objects.
New color picker allows you to select color values in Screen sRGB (0–255) or Rendering (0.0–1.0) color space.
Track your render history and fine-tune colors, exposure, and more directly in the V-Ray Frame Buffer.
Get an accurate preview of your materials in the Rhino viewport with improved reflections, refractions, bump maps and more.
Use RhinoScript and Python to program V-Ray Next to do even more for you, like automating scene management or accessing parameters not shown in the UI.
Preview your materials, lights, textures and render elements in a single viewer. Observe how parameter changes affect the appearance of the asset in a specific isolated setting.
Select multiple scene or library assets as well as multiple toolbar filters to speed up your workflow.
Map multiple material parameters with the same source texture to simplify the shader structure and management.
Work like a photographer with controls for exposure, white balance and depth of field.
Render VR content for popular virtual reality headsets.
© Matus NedeckyInstantly add GPU-accelerated glare and bloom for added photorealism. Fine-tune lens effects interactively while you render.
Capture the perfect exposure every time. The new Auto Exposure and Auto White Balance camera controls make rendering as simple as point and shoot.
© Travis SerioCreate great looking materials that look exactly like the real thing.
Texture NURBS models with ease with a rich set of procedurals that don't requre UV unwrapping.
© Robert JuchnevicRender an enhanced version of your Rhino materials without converting them to V-Ray shaders.
Select from over 1000 drag and drop materials to speed up your next project.
The V-Ray Material adds native support for metallic reflections (Metalness) for greater compatibility with PBR materials from applications like Substance Designer.
Give your scenes depth with new realistic 3D fog and light scattering effects.
Add depth to your images with realistic atmospheric effects.
© Flying ArchitectureRealistic material light scattering and translucency.
Add highly detailed and complex objects like grass, trees, and cars with memory-efficient proxy models. Easily add pre-animated 3D objects with animated V-Ray proxies.
Control the look of V-Ray proxies in the Rhino viewport. Select from Whole mesh, Bounding box, Point (Origin), Custom preview, and a new low poly Proxy preview mode.
Quickly add surface detail without extra modeling. It’s perfect for architectural materials like brick and stone.
Create realistic grass, fabrics and carpet with V-Ray Fur.
Render quick cutaways and cross sections with V-Ray Clipper.
Import and render V-Ray scenes from other applications such as 3ds Max, Revit, and SketchUp or share complete ready to render V-Ray for Rhino files
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