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V-Ray for 3ds Max adds a number of textures specifically for use with V-Ray Materials. See the links below for more information on specific textures. V-Ray Next for 3ds Max, update 1 includes a brand new Viewport IPR for quicker interactive rendering workflows. Work faster and create even better-looking images with features such as more accurate lens effects, as well as a host of GPU rendering improvements. Feature updates.
Hello sir my name is sandeep iam a 3d designer in dubai 5 day before iam updated my 3ds max 2016 to 17 performance and working is awesome but iam in a trouble there is no vray avilable for 2017 iam using V-ray Adv 3.30.05 Orginal version when vray for 3ds max 2017 will availabe please help me.
V-Ray updates for Max are released by Chaos Group, the developer of V-Ray as soon as they get them ready. They take a month or two sometimes before they release them. Autodesk has no control over it.As excited as I get about each new arrival of Max, over the years I've resorted to waiting 3-months to install it so that the needed 3rd-party updates are available.
If I install it right away I'm both tempted by it and frustrated by it. I can play with the new features but not use it for production. So I just wait.The slowest vendor to update drivers is 3DConnexion. It takes them forever to release drivers for the Space Pilot and other navigating devices. I know there is a beta program for Max. I can't understand why these preferred vendors can't be given nearly final versions of Max a few months ahead of time so they can go ahead and update their drivers. That just seems to make sense.
However, for some reason, it does not occur.We feel your pain brother.:). Markr schrieb:LOL now that would be funny!
No I have a vray liscence.Haha, ok I'm sorry. Your question sounded pretty odd to me.markr schrieb:Now I am concerned that I laid out $1000,00 for software i have never used.But you should use it! Vray is a monster compared with 3ds max native renderes. Especially the 3.x.They charge 300€ for a workstation licence ubgrade. Don't know the dollar price though.But if you have a render farm you'd have to buy rendernode licenses.But again, Vray is worth every penny imo. Thanks I will look into it.
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So looks like i may need to shell out another 319 bucks. I need to make myself use vray. I just always thought that MR or quicksilver would work i just needed to know more of what i was doing.Just as a side note I take a lot of pride of the fact that out of the $10,000.00 worth of software I have and use I have none that is pirated. I almost wish Chaos had a free distribution and only take royalties as you make money from the use of the product. Similar to the way Unreal is doing it.Thanks for you input. Markr schrieb:Chaos got back with me and said that I would need to upgrade to 3.0 Have they made leaps and bounds since 2.0? Like can you do liquids, smoke, fire and better particles?
Things like that?They added countless improvements and features since 2.0.Some of the most important:You use MR, so you have to fiddle with all the sample parameters in the materials and lights. In Vray it was called subdivisions.No need for that anymore, it does that job automatically.