Ideas

As the title says, a way to copy / paste layer masks from one layer or folder to the other.

When rendering 360° panoramas of complex interiors, it would be helpful if you could start the rendering first and then still define the regions to be rendered. Currently, I have to start the rendering and wait some time until the complex scene ha...

Right now if you put a no renderable geometry in chaos scatter it will be rendered, what we need is to be able to do so in order to make some advanced scatter effects just like itoo allows. Also more distribution options would be a great addition.

in packaging there are many production techniques that require color definitions for each process.You do embossing for blue, hotstamping for magenta, UV printing for Yellow... etc. my current packaging workflow to combine all of this techniques in...

Please implement the Reference Mode (accompanied by Forest Sets, I guess it will be called Scatter sets). Reference Mode is crucial in all fields, especially ArchViz. Of course it has to be supported in Vantage

Realistic environmentsTime savingsControlled distributionPerformance optimization

There are some assets that comes with a lot of scatter objects and its very frustrating having to convert each one of them to max geometry, as current version doesnt have an option to do it automatically. Sometimes theres a need to convert to geom...

Hi, very very often my design clients send me color values for materials like RAL7046 and than I look on a web side for the color values for rendering. And here I miss a quick way to copy the color to V-Ray. The simplest way would be to copy and p...

A color mixer correction layer similar to the one in the Camera RAW filter in Photoshop is an easy and fast way to color correct certain color ranges(Reds, Oranges, Yellows, Greens, Aquas, Blues, Purples, Magentas).

The ability to choose cameras from a pulldown on the vfb, and have the vfb/ipr lock to the selected camera. Default "active." I believe max has the "lock" to camera which I've used before however I end up losing track of it because its somewhat ab...