Update: Chaos Cosmos Library Gets New Asian Assets

December 14, 2022

With the Chaos Cosmos update 8, add some Asian flavor to your renders. New assets in the Chaos Cosmos browser now include almost 200 pieces of Asian flora. In addition, Chaos added Chinese localization to the Cosmos browser, easier searching, and complete V-Ray material library access. Finally, Chaos also introduced over 200 all-new pieces of vegetation, plus furniture, buildings, accessories, and lighting, from Maxtree and CGAxis.

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What is Cosmos?

Bring your scenes to life with Chaos Cosmos, Chaos’ free library of high-quality V-Ray content. With its collection of high-resolution materials, beautiful HDR environments, and render-ready 3D models such as plants, trees, bushes, and more, Chaos Cosmos is a great resource for your next project. Learn more about Chaos Cosmos.

The all-new Chaos Cosmos asset browser lets you easily drop render-ready 3D content right into your V-Ray scene.

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Cosmos is available for all V-Ray license holders, whether you have a node-locked, Premium, or Enterprise license.

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