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[Max] General Discussion / Re: Vray vision
« on: 2020-11-11, 16:59:20 »
V-Ray Vision is currently available only in V-Ray Sketchup but this may change in the future.
We'll see how it will be adopted from the users and whether it will be useful for other host applications.
Currently, V-Ray Vision also operates as a Standalone tool allowing loading .vrscene files exported from any V-Ray integration. If you would like to give it a try download a trial version of SketchUp and V-Ray for SketchUp and do it.
I'm not sure what exactly do you mean by 'switch back and forth is a pain' but Project Laving will have a live link option that will allow connecting Lavina to the respective host-app and render the project directly from the host app. This will remove the back and forth operations and will give the user the ability to use Lavina inside the host-application which will speed up the work process to a whole new level.
For more information please stay tuned and check our website and youtube channel regularly.
We'll see how it will be adopted from the users and whether it will be useful for other host applications.
Currently, V-Ray Vision also operates as a Standalone tool allowing loading .vrscene files exported from any V-Ray integration. If you would like to give it a try download a trial version of SketchUp and V-Ray for SketchUp and do it.
I'm not sure what exactly do you mean by 'switch back and forth is a pain' but Project Laving will have a live link option that will allow connecting Lavina to the respective host-app and render the project directly from the host app. This will remove the back and forth operations and will give the user the ability to use Lavina inside the host-application which will speed up the work process to a whole new level.
For more information please stay tuned and check our website and youtube channel regularly.