'We use V-Ray for SketchUp as a base for every illustration that leaves this studio,' said Jeremy Kay, Owner at StudioJDK. The ability to produce animation for SketchUp projects has also been streamlined, ensuring a cleaner and easier creation process. With 64-bit rendering, 3D artists can tap their 64-bit render farm for more processing power with added flexibility to render larger scene sizes, images, and animations in SketchUp.

The introduction of GPU support for V-Ray RT provides faster rendering and real time interactions with speed improvements up to 30 times faster. After receiving excellent feedback from beta testers, Chaos Group was able to turn what was initially supposed to be an incremental release into a major one. Since they were first revealed in beta form, V-Ray 1.6 for SketchUp’s banner features were met with much excitement in the V-Ray community.

It’s the one SketchUp plug-in I could never live without.”

“High polygon proxies, RT rendering, and incredible accuracy at rapid speeds - simply amazing. “V-Ray is the best rendering engine for SketchUp on the market today,” said Matthew Valero, Founder at Valero Studio. High quality visualization is now easier than ever, making V-Ray even more of an everyday tool for designers', said Corey Rubadue, Product Manager at Chaos Group. “This is by far the most exciting and influential release of V-Ray for SketchUp we have ever had. This artist-friendly rendering solution for SketchUp features dramatic improvements to visualization workflow (V-Ray RT), image-based lighting quality (V-Ray Dome Light), and a designer’s ability to quickly manage complex scenes with highly detailed models (V-Ray Proxy). It’s the biggest expansion to V-Ray for SketchUp’s rendering capabilities yet, and it’s all thanks to the help of a vast and very dedicated group of beta testers. Sofia, Bulgaria - With the launch of Chaos Group’s V-Ray 2.0 for SketchUp, the access designers have faster rendering, better lighting tools, and more detail in complex scenes has reached new heights.

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