It’s now easier to share work and collaborate with internal/external stakeholders via the cloud. Users can not only adjust its position, size and angles, but project displacement through it, bringing more realism to cracked walls, stains, road marks and more. The new V-RayDecal capability quickly projects textures onto multiple surfaces and materials, all while working as a native Revit family. This new system is not only memory efficient, it’s a powerful way to create dynamic timelapse presentations and streaming streaks of sunlight. Instead of spending hours browsing through HDRI libraries, or adding skies later in Photoshop, artists can now easily simulate a variety of cloud types and weather conditions - from partly cloudy to overcast.

Since clouds can have a big impact on the look of an outdoor scene, V-Ray 6 introduces a new procedural cloud system, built on Enscape technology. Even custom skies created in Enscape are automatically transferred. This unbroken chain comes complete with support for Enscape environments, materials and compatible 3D assets, so what the visualization team receives is a 1:1 version of what the architect designed.

What starts in Enscape can now be rendered and edited in V-Ray 6, wherever it needs to be pushed to the highest levels of photorealism. “Now, design decisions remain intact from conception to completion, so teams can iterate faster and not waste precious hours re-doing something that’s already been done.”

“When we announced the Chaos Bridge, the first thing we heard was, ‘When can we get this for Revit?!’” said Ana Lyubenova, V-Ray for Revit product manager at Chaos. When paired with new tools for procedural clouds and remote collaboration, the best visuals in the world are only a few clicks away.

With a new link to Enscape, architects and specialists can finally collaborate on photorealistic visualizations at any part of their process - without losing design intent. 07, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Today, Chaos launches V-Ray 6 for Revit, connecting two of architecture’s most trusted products into a single pipeline.

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