Chaos V-Ray Render Node – Subscription
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Speed up your renders with Chaos V-Ray Render Node – Annual Rental
V-Ray Render Nodes support network & distributed rendering on V-Ray for 3ds Max, V-Ray for Maya, V-Ray for Cinema 4D, V-Ray for Houdini, V-Ray for Nuke, V-Ray for Unreal, V-Ray for SketchUp, V-Ray for Rhino, and V-Ray for Revit.
Fast Distributed Rendering
Render single images faster using the combined computing power of multiple machines.
Flexible Network Rendering
Take advantage of all the computers in your network to render high-resolution imagery and animation.
Easy To Manage
Supported by popular render managers Thinkbox Deadline, PipelineFX Qube, and Autodesk Backburner.
Efficient
Keep working while you render. Offload rendering tasks to other machines.
Cost-Effective
Render nodes are an affordable way to expand your render power.
Efficient
Keep working while you render. Offload rendering tasks to other machines.
Universal
Render node licenses support a wide range of V-Ray applications.
Cost-effective render licenses with Chaos V-Ray Render Node – Annual Rental
Distributed Rendering
Distribute a single render job within a single frame across many computers in a network.
- V-Ray for 3ds Max
- V-Ray for Maya
- V-Ray for Nuke
- V-Ray for Houdini
- V-Ray for Cinema 4
- V-Ray for Unreal
V-Ray Swarm
V-Ray Swarm is a simple and powerful distributed rendering system. V-Ray Render Nodes currently support V-Ray Swarm on the following applications:
- V-Ray for SketchUp
- V-Ray for Revit
- V-Ray for Rhino

In Depth: Why Should I Use V-Ray?
In summary, V-Ray is a powerful 3D rendering system, built for designers, architects, and jack-of-all-trades. To be sure, click to learn about how artists use V-Ray. To emphasize, there are lots of examples and trial versions for every field!
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Understanding Metalness in PBR workflow with V-Ray Next
Chaos Group has added a Metalness parameter to the V-Ray standard material in an effort to better support a PBR workflow in V-Ray Next.
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