Fast adaptive lights and major GPU rendering improvements available in latest update
Fast Adaptive Lights and Major GPU Rendering Improvements Now Available in Latest Update
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Efficient Lighting Algorithm Tops List of Nine Major Features Added to Leading Renderer
V-Ray 3.5 for 3ds Max is here, and it’s fast. Our new Adaptive Lights algorithm speeds renders up to seven times faster on some scenes. If you’re a V-Ray 3.x customer, this update is free and available now.