Ideas

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...

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

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 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-...

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...

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...

Pursuing of ability to choose the best workflow for different heavy tasks and situations of our Workflow. I would strongly recommend giving us the ability to change the output of 32-bit EXR like Single-Layerd EXR with different compression - espec...

OCIO color management allows many output transforms. ARRI logC3/4, S-log, Red, BMD, etc... And there are many looks out there designed specifically for these proprietary log formats. Vray has the option to convert to a generic (Cineon or CCT?) log...

It's strange that transparency also hides image information in the auxiliary channels and that the user has to remove it in order to use it. For example, the Glare channel. I rendered an animation of an object with a glow spreading along its edges...