V-Ray for Revit

Overview

V-Ray for Revit allows architects and designers to render professional high-resolution images with realistic lights, materials, and cameras.

With interactive rendering (GPU or CPU) and fast rendering capabilities across multiple machines, V-Ray for Revit is fast.

With the intuitive user interface, simple render presets and design model material presets, V-Ray for Revit requires no complicated settings or training to learn.

Top Ten V-Ray for Revit Features Include

Design-Friendly Interface – Quickly balance quality and speed with V-Ray for Revit’s render presets. Work in draft mode for early iterations and switch to high quality for presentations.
Physical Materials – Automatically convert Revit materials to V-Ray’s physically-correct format.
Diagrammatic Materials – Easily make scenes look diagrammatic or like a scale model with material presets like basswood and foam core.
Physically Based Lighting – Accurate options for IES and HDR image-based lighting, as well as support for Revit Sun and Sky.
One-Click VR Output – VR cameras can help designers verify scale during the design process.
Aerial Perspective – Add realistic atmospheric depth with aerial perspective.
Section Boxes – Render sections easily with full support for Revit's native section boxes.
Denoiser – Automatically removes artifacts and noise, cutting render times with GPU-acceleration.
Material Editor – Import and edit VRmats exported from V-Ray for 3ds Max, Rhino and SketchUp.
V-Ray Swarm – New web-based distributed rendering allows firms to speed up rendering times by using the power of all available desktops and render nodes.

Perpetual licenses are available alongside both short and long-term rental options.