V-Ray Objects The geometry toolbar which creates objects specific to V-Ray such as an Infinite Ground Plane, Proxies, Clipper plane, and V-Ray Fur. V-Ray Lights The lighting toolbar which allows you to create and place a variety of V-Ray lights in the scene. Once V-Ray is selected, the V-Ray Toolbar may appear as a floating toolbar. Set V-Ray as Current Render Engine Navigate to the Render menu, and under Current Renderer choose V-Ray for Rhino. Open the project file Building.3dm, which can be downloaded from the Tutorial Assets section above. Tutorial Steps Open the Example Scene Begin by launching Rhino. This tutorial is a companion to go along with the QuickStart video posted on our YouTube channel and available here: Tutorial Assets To download the files used in this tutorial, please click on the button below. To follow this tutorial, you will need to have the V-Ray for Rhino plugin installed. For more information, see the D enoiser page.It will explain V-Rays tools and provide steps to take a scene through to a complete production render. hen enabled, you can switch between NVIDIA AI denoiser or the V-RAY denoiser. Additional render elements are created automatically and appear in the VFB channel stack. Rarely, Often and Very Often are medium steps increasing the updates.ĭenoiser – Enables the Denoiser Render Element. Rapid (100% of maximum frequency) causes updates as often as possible. Instead, effects are applied after the render process is finished (but not if it is manually canceled). The steps go as follows:Īt the End (0% of maximum frequency) disables progressive updates. Update Effects – Controls the regularity of post effects updates during progressive rendering - Denoiser, Lens Effects, Lighting Analysis. If any of the controlled settings are manually modified and no longer corresponds to the current quality preset value, the Custom quality is automatically selected. Quality – Controls the rendered image quality by changing the Raytrace and Global Illumination settings. With this mode active, a noisy image appears in the VFB at first and its quality improves over time. Progressive – Enables the Progressive image sampling mode. The smaller the value, the smoother the picture from the very beginning of the rendering with GI, but interactivity might be significantly diminished. Interactivity – Controls the number of rays that are traced for each pixel during one image pass.
The Interactive Renderer always uses the Progressive image sampling mode. Interactive – Interactively updates the rendered image any time a scene change is made. The RTX engine type only works with NVidia RTX cards.įor more information on GPU rendering engines, see the GPU Rendering page.
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