Linux support
V-Ray now also runs on Linux and is available to all Blender users out there with a Linux version along with Windows and macOS. Any artist, studio pipeline, or render farm can now use it.
V-Ray for Blender, update 3
Update now for a Linux version, support for Blender 5.1, and AMD GPU rendering, enabling V-Ray to fit seamlessly into any setup. Plus new features that simplify node-based shading and exterior rendering workflows.
V-Ray now also runs on Linux and is available to all Blender users out there with a Linux version along with Windows and macOS. Any artist, studio pipeline, or render farm can now use it.
Want to update to Blender’s latest stable release and render with V-Ray, or are you already on this version and want to try V-Ray? No need to wait any longer, Update 3 adds support for Blender 5.1.
Enjoy greater flexibility when choosing your hardware with V-Ray GPU support for AMD graphics cards through the HIP platform, including competitive 16 GB VRAM options, and industry-leading performance for out-of-core rendering.
V-Ray now ships with its own native alternative to the Node Wrangler add-on. Save valuable production time in the Shader Nodes editor by using the same handy keyboard shortcuts you already know to instantly connect, swap, and preview complex node setups.
Add realistic interior depth and lighting to your exterior renders without modeling and heavy geometry. Lightweight to render, easy to apply, and adjustable per window, the new V-Ray Parallax Texture makes buildings feel alive, especially in night scenes, while keeping performance fast and production-ready.
For the complete changelog, please check out our documentation page >
