Combining the power of real-time rendering from V-Ray Vision and V-Ray ray-traced rendering, you now have access to a complete visualization solution across your workflow.Įven better, there’s a robust, web-based content library called Chaos Cosmos that you can use to download render-ready content into your designs. Explore your model in a game-like environment and view realistic scenes with the click of a button.

With V-Ray Vision, you can create interactive, real-time renders directly in SketchUp as you develop your model. Using V-Ray empowers architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) professionals to present models through clearer, easier to understand visual stories, bridging the gap between (and WOW-ing) project stakeholders.ĭon’t have time for a high-definition, photoreal render? Then, V-Ray Vision is for you.

Note that the version of V-Ray in Studio only supports SketchUp integration.ĭrum roll please… we are thrilled to announce our partnership with Chaos and provide SketchUp Studio subscribers access to V-Ray 5 as part of their subscription! Now THAT’S what we call a good-looking squad!įor those who’ve yet to work with V-Ray, get excited! V-Ray is a rendering engine that allows you to add photorealistic elements to any of your SketchUp designs, such as global illumination and artificial lights, real-life materials and textures, atmospheric effects, and so much more. For instance, you can run V-Ray in your work device and a home machine. As a Studio subscriber, you can also use V-Ray 6 on up to two devices. If you are considering signing up with Studio you will get every new features and improvement that comes with V-Ray 6 including Enscape to V-Ray compatibility, cloud-based collaboration and other advanced visualization workflows such as procedural clouds, V-Ray enmesh and finite dome light. We are pleased to update you that V-Ray 6 is included in the Studio subscription in sync with Chao’s release on the 4th of October. SU2021-StudioLaunch-Emails-VRay-Daytime 1800×900 141 KB October 2022 update

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