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V-Ray for Max
V-Ray for Maya
V-RayRT |
Overview
Created with the busy and rigorous 3D artist in mind, this topnotch raytracing technology allows immediate interaction between the user and the virtual environment. V-Ray RT follows the user’s actions while working on the scene and automatically and progressively generates a photorealistic preview of the scene. It is designed to improve and fasten the artist’s work on the Texturing and Lightening stage.
Availability
V-Ray RT for Autodesk®3dsmax® will officially be out on 1st of June 2009. It will be available for purchase through our resellers network.
General
The V-Ray RT interactive rendering system has many advanced features; here only some of them are listed. Note that all features are subject to change without special notice.
Currently it is CPU-based. Does NOT require special graphics cards
Currently the V-Ray RT technology is based on CPUs - it does NOT require any special or expensive graphics cards. All V-Ray RT needs is CPUs. As usual - we will use ALL of your CPUs and cores at no extra license cost.
However, the V-Ray RT architecture is very robust and if needed - it can seemlessly be implemented to allow new hardware acceleration technologies in the future.
Distributed rendering
V-Ray RT supports distributed rendering across multiple machines in the local network.
Integration with 3ds Max
V-Ray RT is an ActiveShade renderer in 3ds Max, separate from the production V-Ray renderer. V-Ray RT does not introduce new plugins other than the interactive renderer itself. Instead, the existing 3ds Max and V-Ray materials, textures, lights, cameras etc. are used.
Download the brochure for further details
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