“Gensler has used V-Ray for years, not only for its quality and speed, but for the way it works with all our design applications,” said Scott DeWoody, Firmwide Creative Media Manager at Gensler. “Now, with V-Ray 3, these designers can pair SketchUp 2017's vastly improved graphics pipeline with the high-touch visualization tools they need to compose jaw-dropping illustrations faster than ever." So it's no surprise to us that so many of them choose V-Ray to bring their projects to life,” said Chris Keating, General Manager of Architecture and Design at Trimble. They know their models in and out, and exactly what they want to convey in an illustration. "SketchUp users tend to have a eye for detail. V-Ray 3 for SketchUp includes everything users need to render anything they want. Real-world camera controls let designers work like a photographer, with settings for exposure, perspective correction and depth of field. This new version also includes a drag-and-drop library of over 200 physically accurate materials, perfect for adding realism to any project. For realistic interior scenes, these tools can be paired with V-Ray’s unique global illumination methods, resulting in the most accurate representation of light possible. Now, any natural or artificial lighting scenario can be created with built-in light types, a physical sun and sky system, and HDR environments. V-Ray 3 for SketchUp includes a full suite of tools for lighting, materials and rendering. “V-Ray 3 for SketchUp has been rebuilt from the ground up to make the entire user experience simpler, so anyone can create professional-level renders on day one.” “Our users want as much rendering power as they can get, but in the most streamlined form possible,” said Corey Rubadue, VP of AEC and Design at Chaos Group. From quick design models to fully detailed and photorealistic scenes, V-Ray 3 is designed to be SketchUp’s most powerful rendering solution. V-Ray 3 for SketchUp is interactive and significantly faster, taking full advantage of CPU or GPU acceleration. Built for architects and designers, the intuitive new interface lets users create great-looking renders quickly, with no training required. Ma-Today, Chaos Group released V-Ray 3 for SketchUp, a photorealistic rendering plugin that is fast and easy to use. Improved V-Ray Scenes and Materials Exchange - Fluid asset transfers from other V-Ray applications (Rhino, Revit and 3ds Max).New Easy to Use, Professional Rendering Software for Architects and Designers Now VR-Ready Material ID & MultiMatte Render Elements - Render 2D masks of 3D objects for quick fixes in Photoshop and other image editors. New Metalness Material Properties - A new addition to the standard V-Ray Material offers improved compatibility with Substance Designer and PBR materials.Ĭolor Correction Curves - Fine-tune texture colors right in SketchUp without heading back to an image editor. New Lighting Analysis Tools - Now easier to visualize a scene’s real-world illumination values in lux or footcandles. The new asset management system can help you find and track V-Ray assets, using a custom library that can be shared across SketchUp projects. The GPU renderer is over 200 percent faster, accelerating nearly every V-Ray feature including fog and atmospheric effects.Ī new Scene Interaction Tool now provides direct access to any level of the SketchUp hierarchy, so you can interactively adjust materials and light properties whenever an object is selected.Ī new V-Ray Toolbar has also been included, providing new access to top tools and simplified UI controls that will make it easier to set up cameras, adjust render settings and manage scenes. Once a scene loads, Auto White Balance and Exposure return the right settings, making the entire process point-and-shoot simple.Ī new NVIDIA AI Denoiser has also been embedded, so you get automatic noise removal and clean updates as they work. The new Adaptive Dome Light (ADL) offers more accurate, image-based environment lighting that’s up to 7x faster.įinding the perfect camera exposure or white balance is no longer an issue. New V-Ray Scene Intelligence can now automatically analyze a 3D scene at the start of a render, optimizing some of the most common decisions you’ll make. This latest version is also immediately compatible with the new SketchUp 2019, as well as versions 2016-2018. Automatic scene analysis and adaptive lighting join dozens of new features, bringing more performance to the design process.īacked by over four years of R&D, V-Ray Next rapidly accelerates the SketchUp workflow, building massive speed and intelligence gains under the hood, so designers can produce faster, cleaner renders with little to no extra effort. Now, with a few clicks, you can create high-quality ray-traced visuals using one of the world’s most widely used design programs. With V-Ray Next for SketchUp we’ve boosted the speed and simplicity of SketchUp’s premier renderer.
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