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V-Ray uses a "floating" licensing system which basically means you obtain a license through the V-Ray License Server, which will need to be installed onto your machine. Chaos Group now offers online licensing for their products, which means there is no need for any physical device to be plugged
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VRscans are automatically installed with the installation of V-Ray for 3ds Max and V-Ray for Maya. However, to gain access to the VRscans materials for your scenes, you must acquire a license for the VRscans Plugin.
V-Ray Swarm is a built-in feature to V-Ray for Revit, V-Ray for Rhino, and V-Ray for SketchUp. V-Ray Swarm is the next step in the evolution of distributed rendering, Utilizing a huge amount of computing power that you are not using, Allowing you to take advantage of all of your computers' power with a simple slider.
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