Ideas

I would like to be able to access the fill Anima library through SketchUp. Could we get an integration that allows the importing of the static models? It would be great if you could subscribe to get all the Anima models available in Cosmos in some...

As title says, it would be nice having an option to tie the IPR resolution to the window size of the IPR, like it happens in other renderers in Houdini, as well as vray for 3dsmax. Right now there's no simple way to resize the IPR resolution dynam...

I find the VFB's history column to be very clunky in implementation. The thumbnails resize awkwardly when the column width is adjusted, sometimes they stack sometimes they fall into a row depending on how wide it is. Please have them remain in a c...

a way of zooming in which keeps the resolution relative to screen, effectively rendering a region in higher resolution

I don’t like using project path. When there are many projects, the thumbnails of each project, completed and unfinished, are all mixed together in the history, which is very difficult to manage. Just like the Layers on the right can create folders...

We have the possiblity to drag multiple layers to a different position, but the folders have been forgotten.

With the addition of multiple regions in Vray 7, could we have an option to copy/paste or simply duplicate a region?

It would be VEEEEERY useful to have tree size info right in the preview image. All trees appear scaled to fit the preview image, no matter if they are 1m-high or 25m-high... it's very annoying to have to click onto each asset to have an idea of it...

It would be great to be able to set the presets path in "settings > Filter/Layer presets > path" to a relative path to the project folder, or have an option similar as "Use project path" in the History tab that defaults to the vpost folder i...

when zoomed out to view an entire high resolution image in photoshop, the pixels are interpolated so the image always looks clean. In the VFB no filtering is applied, so when we zoom out to view a whole high resolution image, it becomes quite ille...