Autodesk Revit is currently one of the most widely used software in the BIM system of the construction industry, while V-Ray is one of the most recognized and outstanding renderer software solutions in the construction, film, animation and other CG production fields. The launch of V-Ray for Revit is an exciting thing. On the one hand, it continues to expand ChaosGroup's product line of V-Ray series; on the other hand, it will certainly bring more convenience and possibilities to the rendering performance in the field of architecture.

In response to the needs of artists and designers, Chaos Group and Foundry company reached a strategic cooperation. After that, Chaos Group announced that their world's best rendering engines V-Ray formally begins to support Foundry's Modo, Nuke and Katana 3 featured products. And V-Ray provides the original rendering solution for Modo, which is a good news for companies or studios that have already used Modo.

In order to introduce the industry's most famous and popular high-quality rendering engine V-Ray into the superb 3D animation rendering & producing platform Cinema 4D, V-Ray for Cinema 4D (VRAY for C4D for short, AKA: V-RAYforC4D) was born. It was actually started and developed by spontaneously organized C4D users, and the whole process got full support from the parent company of V-Ray (Chaos Group) and MAXON.

V-Ray is a series of professional rendering plugins/standalone apps developed by Chaos Group company. Of which, V-Ray for Maya provides high-quality graphics and animation rendering capabilities for the excellent 3D modeling software Maya. Beyond that, V-Ray also can be run as a separate renderer, which is convenient for users to render various images.

V-Ray for SketchUp rendering plug-in integrate V-Ray into SketchUp, thus successfully follows SketchUp's lighting and mapping practices. It comes with few parameters, flexible material adjustments, and simple but powerful lighting features. As long as mastering the correct method, it is easy to produce highly realistic (photo-like) rendering works.