V-Ray Next for Revit is here – next generation rendering.

Join our webinar and learn what’s new in V-Ray Next for Revit.

On Tuesday, January 14, 2020 architect Ana Lyubenova will host a free webinar to show you how the powerful new additions in V-Ray Next for Revit can enhance the design process,  boost your productivity and help you achieve great-looking images right from your favourite BIM environment. 

Topics covered will include:

• New Asset Editor
  Create, edit, save and manage your V-Ray materials all in one place with the new Asset Editor. New advanced materials give designers even more control to fine-tune their designs.
  
  
• Appearance Manager
  See how you can set basic Revit assets to automatically switch to more realistic V-Ray assets at render time.
  
  
• Randomize proxy objects
  Add variety to your scene entourage such as plants and trees by randomizing the scale and rotation of V-Ray Proxy and V-Ray Scene instances.
  
  
• V-Ray Scene linking
  Link render-ready V-Ray scene files (.vrscene) from your favorite V-Ray applications, complete with geometry, lights and materials.
  
  
• Lighting Analysis
  Easily visualize real-world illumination values (lux) with the new Lighting Analysis render element.
  
  
• Revit Decals
  Add images to paintings, signs, screens and more. V-Ray Next for Revit adds full support for Revit Decals.
  
  
• Auto Exposure and White Balance
  See how to use the V-Ray Physical Camera to set the correct camera exposure and white balance automatically.
  
  
• Faster rendering
  On average, V-Ray Next for Revit has been optimized to render twice as fast as the previous version. And with the new Adaptive Dome Light, image-based lighting is now faster than ever.
  
  
• Settings and work-sharing
  V-Ray settings are now stored within your Revit files, making it easy for you to adopt and share the same render settings across teams and projects.
  
  
• Improved Denoising
  A new NVIDIA AI Denoiser uses artificial intelligence to remove noise in an instant. And the V-Ray Denoiser now supports denoising individual render channels to simplify compositing.
  

And more!