Ideas

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.

I work at a company that works in high volume with transparent and reflective materials. So having the ability to turn off lights for specific objects would be very helpful in unwanted light reflections and improving visualizations for our end cli...

Use list of objects as source for VRayFur so the same hairs are generated to all objects from the list.

The title is self-explanatory. I use it frequently in my workflow, and it would save a lot of clicks (open Render Settings > scroll down to "Fit resolution to VFB" > close Render Settings). Thank you

When Metalness is zero, you can see the base color in the object when in viewport's Rendering Display mode. the more you slide metalness value towards 1, the object also gradually gets black. can we just disable this? metalness should not affect t...

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

I usually render at 5K for production, but sometimes I need higher resolutions (e.g. 10K for a denoiser workflow). The problem is that with 3D displacement set to view dependent, the look of the displacement changes at higher resolutions. In some ...

After generating a Gaussian Splat it would be great if we could have the option to add lights outside or inside the Gaussian Splat. This way there is more flexibility to highlight parts or change the overall look and feeling of the splat

Hi, it would be nice to have some options for control of internal line width on VRayToon beyond the mapped width. For example, being able to have a line thin at each end, so it's more like a brush stroke. Thanks