Most of NVIDIA’s current-gen stack has been tested for good measure, the last-gen TITAN RTX, and last-last-gen GeForce GTX 1080 Ti are also included. 6 performance testing, as well as apples-to-apples testing using five scenes. So, in this article, we’ll be exploring light V-Ray 5 vs. If you want a quick video highlighting many of these features using the stunning “Explore the Unexplored” scene below, check out the official video.Ĭhaos V-Ray 6 Scene “Explore The Unexplored”Īs usual, we couldn’t let a new major version of V-Ray drop and us not take a detailed performance look at it. To see full GPU supported features, check here. Also new is an improved VFB which includes a 360° panorama viewer and flip composition button improved dome lights, subsurface scattering, and reflective materials an improved UI and improvements to V-Ray GPU that includes faster Light Cache, and also brings more feature parity with V-Ray CPU. Version 6.0 brings a plethora of new features, including Chaos Scatter (for filling a scene with many objects to create a realistic environment eg: forest) procedural clouds VRayEnmesh, a tool allowing the tiling of patterns to create high-detail geometry on complex surfaces and, notably, Chaos Cloud Collaboration, for easy sharing of renders to exchange comments and markup with team members.Īll of that is just scratching the surface.

Chaos recently unveiled the latest major iteration of its popular photorealistic render engine, V-Ray.

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