Chaos Cloud
Fast, simple cloud rendering and light baking, directly from Unreal Engine. Chaos Cloud handles everything for you automatically — from licensing and uploading your scenes to distributing your job across virtual machines.
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Carlos Fueyo © playard studiosCloud rendering & baking
Directly from Unreal’s UI
Carlos Fueyo © playard studiosData prep automation
Bring your V-Ray scenes into real-time
Carlos Fueyo © playard studiosAutomated data prep from 3ds Max
Тhis new script makes it easier to convert 3ds Max data. It automatically unwraps objects and optimizes materials, so they’re ready to be imported and used in Unreal Engine.
Supporting the latest & greatest
Working seamlessly with the latest tech
Carlos Fueyo © playard studiosSubstance support
Add your favorite textures created with Substance and V-Ray and bring your designs to life.
Unreal Sun & Sky
V-Ray now adds extra realism to Unreal’s Sun & Sky. Explore and visualize the impact of natural light and shadows on your designs across a variety of timespans.
Mesh light
Turn any object into an efficient light source thanks to the new Mesh light support.
Landscape (partial support)*
V-Ray is now capable of rendering a variety of terrains with different materials, slopes, heights and more.
*Limitations - The landscape specific material expressions are not supported.
Workflow improvements
Maximum creative control, minimum effort
Carlos Fueyo © playard studiosCryptomatte
Аutomatically generates and stores object- or material-based masks. It’s perfect when you need to accurately select objects in post-production.
V-Ray Standalone baking
Free your computer memory by light baking in V-Ray Standalone. Export your .vrscene from Unreal Engine, then open it and bake in V-Ray Standalone.
Loading lightmap atlases
Speed up your workflow by loading previously rendered lightmap atlases. Cache the lighting in separate image files and reuse them later, or resume a previous baking process from the last atlas, bake just some parts of your level or even modify the lightmaps prior to import.