3D Visualisation Model in Revit Architecture and Rendered using VRay
Photo Credit: Chaos Group
For users of Revit Architecture, MEP and Structure respectively this is a very welcome development in the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) Industry worldwide. Chaos Group has announced the V-Ray for Revit Public Beta. Intelligently integrated into Autodesk Revit, V-Ray’s core rendering technology has been tailored to meet the needs of architects at all stages of the design process – from concept analysis to visual renders.
After extensive feedback from firms across the world, V-Ray for Revit has been designed to fit seamlessly into production, providing powerful rendering with streamlined controls. A familiar interface and easy-to-use presets help new users start taking advantage of V-Ray’s proven capabilities quickly; while advanced post-processing and a stereoscopic VR camera set them up for creative success down the line.
“At last, V-Ray for Revit can complement our current digital design toolset!” said Jorge Barrero, Senior Associate at Gensler. “It’s already fast and dependable, and since it supports all V-Ray packages, it’s going to be the connective tissue that ties many of our digital design tools together.”
Source Credit: Chaos GroupTV on YouTube
V-Ray for Revit establishes a unified visualization pipeline, linking together V-Ray for SketchUp, Rhino and 3ds Max, which will make projects more efficient, and designs more reliable as they move across multiple platforms. Revit cameras, lighting and materials are all supported as well, ensuring a simple adoption process.
Source Credit: Chaos GroupTV on YouTube
“V-Ray for Revit fills a major gap in design development,” said Brian Russell, V-Ray for Revit project manager. “Now anyone can get exciting, predictable results at any stage of the project.”
Now integrated into Autodesk Revit, V-Ray core rendering technology is accessible at every stage of the design process. Extend your creativity with new tools for VR output, materials and environments, without having to worry about learning a new piece of software. Revit cameras, lighting, and materials are all supported for easy adoption.
A unified visualization pipeline is now possible with support for all V-Ray design packages (SketchUp, Rhino, and 3ds Max), promoting project efficiency with reliable results across multiple platforms.
V-Ray for Revit features include:
A unified visualization pipeline is now possible with support for all V-Ray design packages (SketchUp, Rhino, and 3ds Max), promoting project efficiency with reliable results across multiple platforms.
V-Ray for Revit features include:
A familiar interface, with easy-to-use quality presets
Special global overrides for diagrammatic renderings
Advanced post-processing with V-Ray Frame Buffer
V-Ray’s stereoscopic camera for VR output
Availability
V-Ray for Revit public beta is available as a free download. After creating an account on chaosgroup.com, users can follow the link at the V-Ray for Revit product page to register.
V-Ray for Revit supports:
Revit Architecture 2015, 2016
Revit MEP 2015, 2016
Revit Structure 2015, 2016
Revit “Onebox” (Building Design Suite) 2015, 2016
Feel free to follow the VRay movement on social media on the following official links via Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Google Plus
Article Credits/References: Google, YouTube, CG Africa, VRay.Com and CG Blogger’s Archives
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