Ideas

I hope that after adding the Velocity rendering element, this motion blur effect layer can load this rendering element to try the motion blur effect, and there is a slider to control the degree of motion blur

Hi, I havent used Proxys in a while, today I read a question in the forum about Point cloud in proxy, and I have noticed that Vray proxy doesnt support that representation, you can installa Corona and use Corona proxy instead but, could we have it...

Hi, It would be nice if, for example, instead of having to cumbersomely type in numerical values for the blend factor, a hidden slider function allowed you to quickly try out different values. I could imagine the user clicking on the numerical val...

Hi, It would be nice if, after adding vignetting, a slight effect were visible by default instead of this extremely strong effect, as if you were looking through a hole. By default, there should be an effect that could be used for most renderings ...

Hey guys, it would be great if we could shift the horizon upwards by typing in negative values in the corresponding field. Right now the value is capped at 0, you can not type in negative values.

we need a preset that only one click the mood of interior or exterior can change drastically. like from day to night with change of hdri dome or some thing like that. or cast to sunny. the vfb and lut also coordinate with that. like plugin for 3ds...

I often render large artificial turf areas. Unfortunately, Chaos Scatter performs very poorly for this—parsing times are horrible, viewport responsiveness suffers, and even with extremely simple geometry, performance is bad. In contrast, V-Ray ...

Hi I have requested if we could get back Perpetual license again, unfortunately its not possible for new users only an upgrade for existing licenses. So I was thinking that V-Ray installer comes with CPU and GPU, and since I dont use V-Ray GPU at ...

Following on from my previous idea about "Preview Mask" Would it be possible to show/hide selection masks by pressing directly on the icon in front of each layer?

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