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Now compatible with NUKE 10.5, V-Ray 3.5 adds powerful new features to your compositing workflow.
This update is free for all V-Ray 3.x for NUKE customers.
Ray Traced Volume Simulations Now Possible with V-Ray 3.5 for NUKE Render OpenVDB Simulations Directly in Foundry’s Industry-Leading Compositor; Deep Volumes Now Supported.
NUKE artists can use the V-Ray Volume Grid node to import and render fire, smoke and other fluid simulations as OpenVDB files from applications like Houdini. This gives compositors direct control over lighting and the final look of volumetric effects for better integration. For even more control, volumes rendered in V-Ray for NUKE are fully compatible with deep compositing.
Deep rendering capabilities have also been greatly improved in this update, allowing artists to fully adopt deep compositing workflows. With V-Ray for NUKE deep data can be generated directly in NUKE, helping artists save disk space and file load times.
“V-Ray for NUKE has expanded what I can do as a creative director. At Framestore, we’ve started applying it to more projects, as it provides greater control over lighting, shadows and atmospheric effects. Deep compositing and full 3D volumes are a great next step,” said William Bartlett, Executive Creative Director at Framestore.
New Features and Improvements Include:
Volume Grid – Import and render volume simulations using industry-standard volume formats, including OpenVDB, Field3D, and Phoenix FD.
Deep Rendering – Improved deep rendering capabilities with support for deep volumes, offering full control over 3D depth information.
V-Ray Denoiser – Automatically reduce noise for cleaner renders. Denoise individual render elements, apply denoise masks and denoise final deep composites.
Light Cache GI – Speed up renders with V-Ray's unique global illumination method. Enable the new Adaptive Lights algorithm to make it even faster.
Improved Render Elements – Render elements generated in V-Ray for NUKE or rendered in V-Ray Standalone can now be used interchangeably. In addition, all render elements can be cached with a single render.
Triplanar texture – Apply seamless textures to complex objects without UVs.
V-Ray Falloff texture – Control an object’s shading effects in relation to the camera. Use NUKE Curves for even more control.
V-Ray Clipper – Create quick sections and cutaways at render time using a clipping plane or mesh object.
V-Ray Spot Light – Create spotlights with textured projections, barn door controls and soft shadows.
"Deep compositing workflows have gone from being a good idea to the standard in the film and TV industries," says Jody Madden, Chief Product and Customer Officer at Foundry. "Incorporating V-Ray's production-proven rendering capabilities into Nuke's Deep Compositing workflow will save artists huge amounts of time, and that's exactly what we want to achieve when we work with other companies.”
Dive into the world of V-Ray lighting in 3ds Max with Evermotion's tutorial. Explore the process of creating a V-Ray lightmap to add realistic and accurate lighting to your 3D scenes, enhancing their overall visual quality.
We have recived a lot of e-mails with questions about detailed tutorial concerning volume effect for Vray renderer. In this article, Myqel and Pendzel show you how to use it. You will find here 2 parts, first for standard rendering job and second for postproduction in Photoshop.
Learn how to create stunning lighting effects in your 3ds Max renders using V-Ray's IES lighting. Evermotion's tutorial guides you through the process of utilizing IES profiles to achieve realistic and captivating lighting setups.
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Among a number of rendering engines, in terms of popularity, VRay has his permanent place in the lead. It is the one of the most widespread rendering plug-ins worldwide. Though, as far as I know, a great majority of VRay users have only superficial knowledge of VRay possibilities. The book might be a good occasion to change it: start learning or develop and strengthen this knowledge.
Hello. I'm Tomasz Wyszolmirski, and I work in Evermotion as 3D artist. This time I would like to present you new features of Vray 1.5 with some advices, tips and tutorials. So lets start. Below you can choose section that interest you.
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