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Chaos has released V-Ray 6 for Maya. New features in the latest major version of the renderer include V-Ray Enmesh, Chaos’s system for repeating geometry across the surface of an object without instancing, and procedural clouds in V-Ray Sky.

Renderer software company Chaos has revealed V-Ray 6 Update 2 (6.20.00) for Autodesk 3ds Max, the latest version of the production renderer. The update adds native MaterialX support, a new bridge to Chaos’s Enscape real-time renderer, a unified light and camera lister, and updates to Chaos Scatter and V-Ray GPU.

Chaos has released V-Ray 6, Update 2 for Cinema 4D, unlocking unprecedented collaboration possibilities, and also adds MaterialX rendering support.

Chaos has released V-Ray 6 for Cinema 4D. New features in the latest major version of the renderer include V-Ray Enmesh, Chaos’s system for repeating geometry across the surface of an object without instancing, and procedural clouds in V-Ray Sky.

Chaos has released hotfix 1 for V-Ray 6 for Cinema 4D. New features in the latest major version of the renderer include V-Ray Enmesh, Chaos’s system for repeating geometry across the surface of an object without instancing, and procedural clouds in V-Ray Sky.

Chaos has released Update 1 for V-Ray 6 for Cinema 4D. This update is primarily a quality improvement release, but there are some changes in functionality and bug fixes.

Chaos has released V-Ray 6, Update 2.2 for Cinema 4D. Apart from fixes in the detected issues, this version hosts a couple of noteworthy enhancements as well.

Chaos has released Update 1.2 for V-Ray 6 for Cinema 4D. This update includes a variety of bug fixes and technical improvements as well as new features and modified features.

Chaos has released V-Ray 6 for SketchUp Update 1.1, the latest version of the renderer. The update extends the Enmesh-to-V-Ray bridge, and adds support for cylindrical projection in V-Ray Decal, and for rendering cutaway images in V-Ray GPU using V’Ray’s Clipper object.

Chaos releases V-Ray 6 for 3ds Max, a major upgrade to its all-in-one photorealistic rendering software. Artists can now use powerful new world-building and workflow tools to quickly distribute 3D objects, generate detailed 3D surfaces and add procedural clouds to create beautiful custom skies, helping them do more without additional plugins. V-Ray 6 for 3ds Max also introduces a cloud collaboration tool to speed up reviews and approvals.