© Dabarti Studio
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Create any type of V-Ray compatible geometry, textures, material, lights, cameras and atmospheric effects using the V-Ray for 3ds Max or V-Ray for Maya developer kits.
Automate scene workflows and render management using simple command-line scripts. Or switch to Python for more advanced V-Ray rendering and scene controls.
V-Ray offers multiple programming interfaces and support for rendering custom assets, so developers can create any type of application such as crowd simulations, hair grooming and landscape design.
Software development kit for V-Ray for Max and V-Ray for Maya that allows the creation of V-Ray compatible materials, textures, lights, atmospheric effects, cameras and custom geometry. It also includes the source code for some ready-to-use V-Ray plugins.
High-level software development kit with a Python programming interface that can be used to streamline design workflows, customize production pipelines and automate V-Ray rendering processes.
V-Ray Standalone is a full-featured command-line renderer that supports V-Ray’s complete feature set, including CPU & GPU rendering capabilities, through its proprietary .vrscene file format.
Scanline VFX © 20th Century FoxFrom custom shaders to crowd simulation software, V-Ray compatibility is an industry standard. For custom VFX workflows, V-Ray also offers the tools needed for building better pipelines and timesaving scripts.
© GoonWhether you're developing a new scattering tool or a foliage library, offering V-Ray support to your customers is a must. V-Ray is the leading renderer in architectural visualization and is used by more than 90% of the top architecture firms worldwide.
© Ernest KośkaV-Ray's scripting interface can help designers save valuable time by automating the creation of hundreds — even thousands — of photorealistic images for online and print product catalogs.
