V-Ray allows designers and architects to present their ideas with exceptional realism, enabling models to be viewed as they would appear in real-world settings. This level of detail makes it easier to communicate concepts clearly to clients and stakeholders

A range of natural and artificial lights can be applied to create lifelike renders of both interiors and exteriors. Advanced tools reduce rendering time while giving users complete creative control over their projects.

Realistic textures can be applied to any model by selecting from a wide library of preset materials or customising them to suit your project. Options like coated metal, varnished wood, velvet, and satin are all available. The possibilities are endless for creating the perfect finish.

Exterior scenes gain depth through realistic atmospheric effects, light scattering, and material translucency. To enhance realism, V-Ray includes features like fog, aerial perspectives, and support for volumetric materials. These tools help create a more immersive and lifelike environment.

V-Ray accelerates the review process by allowing users to share their work and gather feedback from remote teams and clients through the cloud. This streamlined approach keeps collaboration efficient and projects moving forward.

The carefully curated Chaos Cosmos library offers render-ready 3D content for both interior and exterior scenes, compatible across various Chaos products and renderers. These assets are designed to integrate smoothly into your projects, saving time while maintaining high-quality results.

V-Ray is the first Raytracer on the market to use Gaussian Splats. This cutting-edge technology allows for fast creation and rendering of areas with lots of objects. You can even pull in geolocated data and use Gaussian splats to populate the environment.

Users can composite high-detail textures with a powerful new layering system which is similar to Photoshop’s system.

V-Ray’s post-processing capabilities enable users to carry out compositing and colour corrections. Lighting in a scene can be tweaked — even after the final render. Settings can be saved and reused in further projects.

Customizable clouds, object scattering, and geometric patterns are all reduced to a few clicks while retaining complete creative control. Plus, with the newly added Enscape to V-Ray compatibility, you can transfer your real-time scenes from Enscape and continue building on your work to take it to the highest possible level of photorealism.