“We’re finally able to edit everything without relying on other 3D applications or leaving the software. “V-Ray Next for Rhino is, without a doubt, the most amazing leap forward in the history of V-Ray for Rhino,” said Polyhedra co-founders Federico Fernandez and Andrea Montis. New Scripting Support – Use RhinoScript or Python to automate V-Ray tasks and properties, or accessing V-Ray capabilities not present in the UI. New Lighting Analysis Tool – Visualize a scene’s real-world illumination values (lux) using the new lighting analysis render element. More Accurate Viewport Previews – Improved accuracy in the Rhino viewport with enhanced reflections, refractions, bump maps and more.Īutomated Rendering with V-Ray Batch – With access to V-Ray Swarm, it’s now easier to render snapshots and variations of a project, as well as views from multiple Rhino files. This type of denoising is perfect for interactively fine-tuning the look of a scene.Įnhanced GPU Rendering – Designers can now access the full power of GPU rendering in V-Ray, adding support for bucket rendering, volumetric effects such as smoke and fog, and compatibility with VRscans, Chaos Group’s library of physically accurate, scanned materials. No-input denoising is also available through the new NVIDIA AI denoiser, which eliminates image noise almost instantly, giving an immediate sense of lighting. V-Ray Scene Intelligence has also improved the V-Ray camera, which can now set exposure and white balance automatically, allowing for picture-perfect renders every time. This is especially helpful for interiors, where it removes the need to add separate light portals at windows and openings. For instance, the new Adaptive Dome Light (ADL) now offers more accurate, image-based environment lighting that’s up to 7x faster. V-Ray Scene Intelligence, introduced in V-Ray Next, automatically analyzes a 3D scene at the start of a render to optimize some of the most common decisions a designer will make. Improvements to GPU rendering offer another 200 percent, further extended through V-Ray Scene Intelligence, which can show specific improvements up to 7x. Thanks to the optimized materials and overall performance gains in V-Ray Next, rendering speeds are now up to 50 percent faster than before. V-Ray Next is faster everywhere you look.
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