LogInThe wait is over. Render anything directly in Blender using the next generation of the V-Ray product family.
Chaos began rolling out the latest version of its production renderer, V-Ray, late last year, gradually integrating it into major DCC applications. Over time, V-Ray 7 was released for 3ds Max, SketchUp, Cinema 4D, and Houdini. Meanwhile, V-Ray for Blender entered a free beta phase, with a full release expected this year.
Now, that release has arrived, bringing with it all the essential tools for high-quality rendering, including built-in post-processing, a ready-to-use asset library, cloud rendering, and collaboration features.
V-Ray 7 for Blender comes with full compatibility with the latest version of Blender, introducing initial support for rendering Cycles materials, as well as integration with Blender's hair system. It also adds V-Ray Node Editor, enabling users to create, edit, and manage materials, textures, and geometries using a node-based workflow within Blender. Like other V-Ray editions, V-Ray 7 for Blender includes core features such as CPU, GPU, and hybrid rendering, V-Ray Frame Buffer (VFB) for interactive rendering, advanced Global Illumination algorithms, support for real-world cameras and lens effects, and much more.
You can see the complete list of currently supported features here and cast your vote for which features Chaos should prioritize next on their ideas portal.
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