V-Ray Solo

V-Ray provides rendering with two independent alternative engines. One of them uses the resources of the central processing unit (CPU), and the second one uses the graphics accelerator (GPU). You can switch the engine used depending on the performance of your computer components, the tasks being solved, and the resources used, distributing them between the functions.

V-Ray can render in real-time. You will be able to evaluate the results of your work immediately after making changes. Adding materials or cameras and adjusting the color will regenerate the image.
In addition, automatic noise reduction is performed during rendering, which cuts rendering time in half.

A high-quality and natural picture of the room interior can be obtained through a powerful and fast distributed lighting simulation engine that simulates light penetration through a light-transmitting material.
No less realistic are images with artificial light sources, a wide range of which is already included in the built-in V-ray library.

With support for state-of-the-art High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology, you can capture sharp and vivid images, even if they contain details with noticeably different brightness, such as a dark house against the backdrop of the setting sun. Adaptive technologies enhance the picture’s realism by modeling sunlight and light scattered by the atmosphere. The simulated image is often indistinguishable from the natural one due to realistic atmospheric effects.

With V-ray, you can feel like a photographer, controlling the parameters typical for real cameras, such as shutter speed, aperture, and white balance. The content obtained in this way is viral among fans of devices with support for virtual and augmented reality and is used by developers of such systems worldwide.

The V-Ray material library contains over 500 different textures. Attaching a surface to an object is possible with the help of simply dragging the mouse over the object. This application allows you to experiment with materials without thinking about wasting time. High-quality realistic textures will enable you to create objects indistinguishable from the real ones. You can create entirely new, unique textures based on existing materials.

We introduce new tools that allow you to fine-tune and complete rendering without an additional application: composite rendering layers, color correction, and instant lighting adjustments in the new V-Ray Frame Buffer.

Choose from a collection of smart assets, including high-quality models of plants, people, vehicles, and furniture, and give your project a real-world context. The all-new Chaos® Cosmos Resource Browser makes it easy to place render-ready 3D content directly into your Rhino scene.

Visualize your parametric designs during the work. V-Ray for Grasshopper is supplied with V-Ray for Rhino and includes a set of nodes to support V-Ray geometry, lighting, materials, rendering, and animation.

Now you can visualize any project in real-time during design. You can also package your V-Ray Vision result so others can see it just like you have done it before in Rhino.