V-Ray Vision requires a Graphics card with DirectX 11 or DirectX 12 and Shader Model 5.0 capabilities. Maxwell-, Pascal-, Volta-, Turing- and Ampere- based NVIDIA card(s) with latest recommended video driver Minimum 2GB, recommended 12GB (includes additional downloadable content) Intel 64, AMD64, ARM or compatible processor with SSE4.2 support Note that V-Ray is only supported for 64-bit operating systems and 64-bit versions of SketchUp.

Please make sure that your system fulfills these requirements before installing V-Ray. * Please note that V-Ray for SketchUp version 2.0 and earlier are no longer supported. This page provides information on the minimum required hardware to run V-Ray. Learn more about cloud rendering in SketchUp > Rendering on the Cloud is just one click away. Get an extra speed boost with V-Ray Render nodes. Powerful and scalable distributed rendering system that's simple and fast. View the render result directly in the SketchUp viewport.Ĭhoose from many unique beauty, utility and matte passes to give you more control over your rendered images in compositing. Fine-tune lights and materials and see the results right away. And with the NVIDIA AI Denoiser, V-Ray delivers instant feedback with less noise, while you design interactively. With V-Ray Denoiser, you can denoise each render element in post-production. Remove noise and dramatically cut the render times. You can choose between super fast GPU and CPU or Hybrid rendering to best suit your project needs and requirements. V-Ray comes with two powerful rendering engines. *V-Ray Vision for MacOS will be supported in an upcoming release. Move around your model, apply materials, set up lights and cameras-all in a live real-time view of your scene. With V-Ray Vision*, you can visualize your designs in real-time while you work in SketchUp. V-Ray for SketchUp has a rich set of features, making high quality visualization fast and easy.

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