VRay for Sketchup ( Revit , 3ds Max , Rhino , Cinema ) – 3D Rendering and Stimulation

With VRay  for SketchUp and Rhino, we have made a complete rendering tool for artists, designers, and architects. Beginners can use simple tools like presets and filters to get great results easily, while experienced users can customize settings to create the exact effects they want. VRay  introduces a special 3D Gaussian Splatting technology that helps you add and render complex environments and objects easily. We also added features like interactive virtual tours, new material options, variations of Cosmos assets, improvements to the VFB, layered textures, and much more.

With VRay  for SketchUp and Rhino, you can:
– Build 3D environments quickly: Use 3D Gaussian Splatting to easily add complex 3D captures to your projects.
– Improve your presentations: Create interactive virtual tours to show off designs and highlight important features for clients.
– Make your work easier with smart tools: Use material overrides, presets, and edge trimming for quick changes and precise control of scattered objects.
– Find the right Cosmos assets: Easily swap asset variants and change materials without losing connections. We’ve added over 400 new assets, including plants, furniture, and branded items.
– Enjoy better creative control in the VFB: Use built-in color correction filters, re-render specific parts of an image, and add vignette effects directly in the VRay Frame Buffer.
– Pause rendering anytime: Stop rendering whenever you want while still applying post effects for more flexibility.
– Bring your artistic ideas to life: Create detailed textures with layered controls, gradient texture remapping, and optimized lighting assets for realistic effects.
– Adjust emissive materials with Light Mix: Change the intensity and color of emissive materials for custom lighting effects.
– Get perfect weather with V-Ray Sun & Sky: Render beautiful skies and sunsets with updated settings for high-altitude views.
– Boost your rendering speed: Enjoy faster rendering in SketchUp, better GPU performance, and support for realistic light effects.