After the recent releases of V-Ray 2.0 for Maya and 3ds Max, Chaos Group products now adopt to the latest versions of the main 3D platforms. The new builds of V-Ray 2.0 suitable for Autodesk...

Excitement over the release of V-Ray 2.0 for Maya and V-Ray for 3ds Max continues as Chaos Group gears up to visit three European countries this month: United Kingdom, Poland, and Sweden. The team will deliver exclusive presentations on the new and enhanced features of V-Ray 2.0. Chaos Group welcome...

Andy Orban, a freelance architect and 3D visualization artist in Charlottesville, Virginia, shares step by step instructions on how to composite images in post-process using the material ID and Alpha...

V-Ray for SketchUp supports several element channels for easy post-processing of an image's composition.

Now with interactive rendering on CPU and GPU, V-Ray 2.0 for Maya has been officially released

Need some groundworks materials to render a photorealistic outdoor image?

Apiwat Hngimhyun re-creates the Quadracci Pavilion with V-Ray & SketchUp A unique sculptural landmark at the Milwaukee Art Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the Quadracci Pavilion was built...

V-Ray, hailed by many as the most robust and versatile rendering engine on the market, is about to see a significant upgrade for all Maya users. The 2.0 upgrade for V-Ray began...

Top studios like Neoscape and Digital Domain are drawing crowds to Chaos Group's first V-Ray tour through North America.