We’ve been really lucky to work on some prestigious projects with some amazing clients. They demand the best and V-Ray is the tool that will enable us to do this.
V-Ray is production-proven. For more than a decade, the world’s leading studios have used V-Ray to render over 400 television series and feature films. In 2017, V-Ray’s ray tracing technology received a Sci-Tech Academy Award for its contribution to photorealistic visual effects. In 2021, V-Ray was awarded with an Engineering Emmy for advancing the use of fully ray-traced rendering.
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Scanline VFX © 2019 HBOTake full advantage of your hardware with production rendering that scales on multiple CPUs, GPUs, or both. You can even render a single image across multiple machines with distributed rendering.
V-Ray works seamlessly with Maya and your studio pipeline. This includes support for MASH, Bifrost-USD, MayaUSD, as well as your favorite Maya plugins, including Golaem, Massive, Ornatrix, Chaos Phoenix, Yeti, and more. V-Ray for Maya is also compatible with ACEScg, Alembic, OpenVDB, and OpenColorIO industry standards.
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Scanline VFX © 2019 MARVELV-Ray is easy to deploy on any Windows, macOS, or Linux network, and offers flexible licensing options for you to choose from. The bundled V-Ray Standalone renders scenes directly with V-Ray, which is perfect for headless render-farm nodes.
V-Ray for Maya also includes two software development kits to customize your rendering workflow. For example, you can write custom shaders with the V-Ray SDK (C++) or build custom pipeline tools with the V-Ray App SDK (Python).
Real-time visualization Explore your designs in real-time and make decisions on the fly.
Easy cloud rendering and collaboration Render to the cloud with a push of a button.
Extra render power Get the most from your distributed and network rendering.
We’ve been really lucky to work on some prestigious projects with some amazing clients. They demand the best and V-Ray is the tool that will enable us to do this.
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