However with many glossy effects in the scene it can be quite RAM consuming. Max subdivision: Sets the maximum number of samples per pixelĪdaptive subdivision: This is an advanced sampler capable of undersampling (calculating less than 1 sample per pixel)It can be fast in most cases. Min subdivision: Sets the minimum number of samples per pixel It also does not have its own threshold control, so you will have to rely upon the QMC rollout the control the noise threshold. However it should not be used in scenes with blurry effects since it can create dark regions. Vray’s optimum AA helps you removed the jagged edges in your renders.You can choose between 3 options:įixed: This is very predictable and used when your scene has many glossy reflections,area subdivisions mean more accuracy and higher render timeĪdaptive QMC: This sampler does not calculate fixed pixels like the previous one.Instead it adapts its calculation to the situation. Override material,generally used for test renders,to override all mats in the scene with one mat chosen The “don’t render final image” option is used when you want vray to only compute GI. Similarly you can turn on/off the shadows hidden lights,reflections etc. Even if you disable this option ,vray will render the scene using the default lightsĭefault lights: Enables or disables the default lights Lights-Enables or disables the lights globally. Here you can control many of the vray settings,usually used to speed up test rendersĭisplacement:Enables or disables vray’s displacement Or you also have the option to set the resolution of your render using the output settings option Vray raw img file:this option is very handy when you are rendering very high resolutions, since it does not store any data on ram, hence helping you to overcome the difficulty of rendering large resolution images. Get resolution from max: sets the resolution of the render according to the common render settings box in max. Vray frame buffer: Once enabled it overrides the max’s virtual frame buffer. Gives you info about the licence settings and vray version Once you choose vray as the renderer, dont be scared with the number of xtra roll outs. (making sure that the vray server is running) Go to render settings dialogue box, Under assign renderer button select vray
Vray lights (with vray sun, introduced with vray 1.48 advanced).Reusable irradiance maps, caustics and photon maps.Vray material (optimised for faster rendering).Depth-Of-Field camera effect (fixed,2 level, adaptive subdivision).True raytraced reflections and refractions.Heresa list of some of the prominent features that vray supports:
CG Interior created, lit and rendered by Poonam Shah
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