Demonstration of V-Ray RT in 3ds Max 2010
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Is standart VRay gonna be obsolete, because we have RT now?
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Hi bro,
I am using 1.5 SP4a of Vray.. I can't get Vray plane in Activeshade.. What could be the problem? Any idea?
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@cepomwa It's called Active shade. Which is available with 3dsMax (Scanline render supports activeshade). In this video he is using Vray active shade.
You will need a good computer and Vray RT to get real time Vray render features.
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you're computer looks really responsive and fast i mean really
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where you download it, please send me the link
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where you download it ???
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How do you get auto render? Can I do it in 3Dsmax?
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What is Vray NFR?
OrkaNSZ 1 year ago
@OrkaNSZ
It stands for Not For Resale and usually is the type of software license that a reseller owns.
CreativeTools 1 year ago
@OrkaNSZ The acronym NFR stands for Not For Resale. This mean that the license that was used in this video is only valid for selling V-Ray to customers, which we do in Sweden.
CreativeTools 1 year ago
What video card you using? ATI suport it or just nVidia with cuda? And processors and memory, How is this machine are you using?
Avallansh 1 year ago
@Avallansh The cumputer used for this video has an NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GT card and two Intel Core Duo CPUs at 2.66 GHz.
V-Ray RT does not use the GPU for calculation.
CreativeTools 1 year ago
@Avallansh Please see the specs below.
CreativeTools 1 year ago