V-Ray Next for Unreal Annual Rental

$470.00

Fall exclusive limited time offer: Save 50% off on your V-Ray for Unreal purchase. Offer expires on October 15. V-Ray Next for Unreal annual rental option. Purchase includes 1 GUI and 1 Render Node license, valid for one year. Any upgrades within the term are provided at no charge.

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V-Ray for Unreal is a plug-in for Unreal Engine (UE) Editor that allows you to import your V-Ray scenes from 3ds Max, Maya, and SketchUp directly to Unreal Engine Editor for rendering. V-Ray for Unreal maintains data consistency and your original materials from V-Ray for 3ds Max, Maya and SketchUp remain connected to their real-time versions and are called up when you’re ready to render. V-Ray for Unreal can also be used for light baking and for rendering of native UE scenes or of 3rd party data that has been imported to Unreal Engine Editor with Epic’s own Datasmith.

	USE THE WORKFLOW YOU ALREADY KNOW To bring a V-Ray scene into Unreal is simple. Create the scene the same way you normally do using V-Ray for 3ds Max, Maya and SketchUp. Then, export a V-Ray scene from your host application and import it using V-Ray for Unreal. That’s it, you’re in — without needing to be a game engine expert.
	SMART TRANSLATION OF MATERIALS AND LIGHTS When you import your scene, V-Ray for Unreal automatically converts your materials and lights into real-time equivalents for UE workflows. At the same time, your original materials from V-Ray for 3ds Max, Maya and SketchUp remain connected to their real-time versions and are called up when you're ready to render.
	TRUE PHOTOREALISTIC RENDERING DIRECTLY FROM uNREAL When you render with V-Ray for Unreal, you get the exact same photorealistic quality that V-Ray is known for. V-Ray taps into the full combined power of your GPUs and CPUs for ultrafast ray tracing.
	YOUR GATEWAY TO VIRTUAL REALITY Once your V-Ray scene is imported, you'll be ready to take full advantage of the VR capabilities in the Unreal Editor. V-Ray for Unreal makes it fast and easy to create high quality, immersive VR.
	GREAT LOOKING REAL-TIME, GREAT LOOKING RENDERS Now you can build great looking real-time experiences and ray traced renders all from a single, shared workflow using V-Ray for Unreal.

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.

Minimum System Requirements
Processor	Intel^® or AMD^® 64-bit processor with SSE 4.2 support
RAM	8 GB RAM and 8 GB swap minimum
GPU	NVIDIA® GPU with compute capability 5.2¹ with NVIDIA Display driver 436.30 or higher. Non-supported GPU hardware fallbacks to CPU rendering
Unreal Engine Editor version	4.22.3; 4.23.1; 4.24.2
Supported Operating Systems	Windows^® 7 SP1 64-bit, Windows^® 8 & 8.1 x64, Windows^®10

Please make sure you have the appropriate version of Visual Studio for project packaging in Unreal.

Unreal Engine Editor version	Minimum Visual Studio version
4.22.3	VS 2017
4.23.1	VS 2017
4.24.2	VS 2017

What is the difference between perpetual and rental licenses?

Licensing

	Perpetual License	Rental License
License duration	Perpetual	Annual or monthly
Support (Monday to Friday 9:00-18:00 EET/EEST)	Included for current and previous major versions	Included during the rental license period
Access to new minor versions/service packs*	Free	Free, included during the rental license period
Access to new major versions/service packs**	Paid	Free, included during the rental license period
Floating or network license	Yes	Yes
USB dongle or online licensing (OLS) OLS	Yes	Yes

* Minor updates include service packs and bug fixes denoted by an increment to the right side of the decimal point in the version number, such as 3.1 or 3.7.

** Major version upgrades are denoted by an increment to the left of the decimal point, or a new product name, such as 2.x, 3.x or Next. Chaos Group generally releases major new versions every 24 months, and they include significant new features and additional functionality.

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