V-Ray 5 for SketchUp

$790.00

V-Ray 5 for SketchUp supports SketchUp 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 and access to both MAC and WINDOWS. Purchase a perpetual workstation license and options to add additional render nodes at a discounted price. V-Ray for SketchUp purchase includes one workstation(GUI) license and one render node license.

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V-Ray 5 for SketchUp

Introducing the next generation of rendering.

With significant workflow optimizations & faster rendering, V-Ray Next is smarter, faster and more powerful than ever.

V-Ray for SketchUp is an integral rendering solution for SketchUp, enabling designers to experience their designs in real-time as they model and take them to photorealism without leaving SketchUp. Preferred by many 3D artists, it is used by 95% of the top AEC firms worldwide and in countless films.

Unlike competitive products, V-Ray can use models from any source (like third party model companies), manage enormous complexity, illuminate with accuracy, and take users images to the highest quality. In addition V-Ray provides Academy Award winning quality and finishing tools that save from needing to use an additional post-processing program.

Supports SketchUp 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 MAC & WIN

Tight integration — A familiar environment closely integrated with SketchUp to ensure users never have to leave the

program to set scenes, apply materials or tweak lighting conditions on the fly.

Accuracy — Analyzes designs according to their actual lighting and the true reflections and refractions of their materials.

Easy to use — An intuitive interface with simplified render presets backed up by comprehensive documentation, lots of

video tutorials and a vibrant support community.

Quality — V-Ray lets you create the highest quality renders possible – directly in SketchUp.

Interoperability — Leverage V-Ray work from other 3D tools such as 3ds Max, SketchUp or Revit for render-ready

assets and reusable materials.

Power — V-Ray for SketchUp supports CPU, GPU or hybrid rendering, so you can make use of the full power of your

hardware. You can also even distribute renders across multiple networked machines with V-Ray Swarm.

Fast & smart production rendering — V-Ray Next is now twice as fast when using V-Ray GPU. V-Ray for SketchUp

lets you spend more time being creative and less time waiting.

V-Ray for SketchUp is immediately compatible with the new SketchUp 2020, as well as versions 2017-2019.

Reference VRSKUP

Windows

Please make sure that your system fulfills these requirements before installing V-Ray. Note that V-Ray is only supported for 64-bit operating systems and 64-bit versions of SketchUp.

Processor	1st Gen Intel® Core™ or compatible processor with SSE4.2 support (x64)
RAM	Minimum 8 GB RAM, recommended 16 GB RAM
Hard Disk Space	minimum 2GB, recommended 12GB (includes additional downloadable content)
TCP/IP	Only IPv4 is supported. IPv6 is currently not supported
Operating System	Windows^® 8.1, Windows 10.
SketchUp	SketchUp 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020
GPU Support	Maxwell-, Pascal-, Volta- and Turing-based NVIDIA card(s) with latest video driver or at least version 411.31 For more info, see GPU Rendering.

macOS

Please make sure that your system fulfills these requirements before installing V-Ray.

Processor	1st Gen Intel® Core™ or compatible processor with SSE4.2 support (x64)
RAM	Minimum 8 GB RAM, recommended 16 GB RAM
Hard Disk Space	minimum 2GB, recommended 12GB (includes additional downloadable content)
TCP/IP	Only IPv4 is supported. IPv6 is currently not supported
Operating System	Apple^® macOS 10.10.x or higher
SketchUp	SketchUp 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020

V-Ray GPU works only with C++/CPU devices under macOS. V-Ray GPU can still be used in distributed rendering where a macOS machine runs the CUDA engine on a CPU device together with Windows/Linux machine(s) running CUDA engine on GPU device(s).

V-Ray Next for SketchUp, update 2 – What's new

V-Ray Next for SketchUp, update 1 – What's new

V-Ray Next for SketchUp – Now available

Webinar: V-Ray Next for SketchUp

V-Ray Next for SketchUp – Adaptive Dome Light

V-Ray Next for SketchUp – Automatic Exposure and White Balance

V-Ray Next for SketchUp – Denoising

Faster GPU rendering – V-Ray Next for SketchUp

V-Ray for SketchUp — Webinar: Setting Up a Day Scene from Start to Finish

V-Ray Next for SketchUp – Optimized interactive and production GPU rendering

V-Ray Next for SketchUp – Importing V-Ray scenes as SketchUp models for editing

V-Ray Next for SketchUp – Material dispersion and lense effects

V-Ray Next for SketchUp – Denoising render elements for compositing

V-Ray Next for SketchUp – Volumetric environment rendered on the GPU

V-Ray Next for SketchUp – Using scanned V-Ray materials - VRScans

V-Ray Next for SketchUp – User interface overview and basic asset management