V-Ray for Blender

Unlike other V-Ray integrations, V-Ray for Blender currently supports displacement only at the object level, not through materials. Enabling displacement mapping within materials would significantly enhance workflow flexibility and provide greater...

The V-Ray Decal provides an easy way to project one material on top of another, regardless of the target UV set. The projected material is placed in an adjustable V-Ray Decal gizmo that controls its size, placement, and projection limits in the Vi...

It's a tool that works very well on other platforms like Cinema4D and 3Ds Max. I see that it could add a lot to the V-Ray workflow in Blender.

V-Ray Fur is a very simple tool for creating procedural fur. The fur is generated only during render time and is not actually present in the scene. Example video from V-Ray in 3DS Max https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jN80--Wmfsk

V-Ray Volume Grid is a special kind of volumetric effect that works with grid-based cache formats, compared to Environment Fog which is a general purpose volumetric effect. The Volumetric Grid reads its data from an input file which supports grid-...

Integrate Blender's ability to create node groups that can be instanced in different materials and saved as assets for frequent use

This feature initiates a Live Link session between V-Ray for Blender and Chaos Vantage to achieve realistic real-time rendering of the current scene Example video of Live link in action with V-Ray for Cinema 4D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bePW...

First of all, congratulations on this great integration between V-ray and Blender. During the tests I've been doing, I noticed some things that could be improved or implemented, such as the possibility of viewing materials in the viewport. This is...

Enhance the existing V-Ray plugin for Blender by adding support for macOS

The V-Ray Enmesh object 'coats' an object’s surface with a repeating pattern of a rendered geometry that follows the UVW space of that geometry. Example video from the V-Ray for 3DS Max integration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwvNX74d7To