Rhino users in all fields - from engineering and product design to 3D animation - depend on V-Ray as a quick, easy and cost efficient way to render their most cutting-edge images. Developed with the Chaos Group, V-Ray for Rhino works with Robert McNeel & Associates' Rhinoceros, one of the most popular Windows-based NURBS modeling tools available today. V-Ray for Rhino runs on Windows XP and Vista.

Features-

• True Raytraced Reflections & Refractions
  
• Glossy Reflections & Refractions
  
• Global Illumination & Global Lighting
  
• Area Shadows
  
• True HDRI Support
  
• Fully Multi-threaded Raytracing Engine
  
• Ant-aliasing
  
• Displacement
  
• V-Ray Material Editor With Material Preview
  
• V-Ray Sun and Sky
  
• V-Ray Physical Camera
  
• Depth-Of-Field Camera Effect
  
• Distributed Rendering Over Up To 10 Machines
  
• V-Ray Express Toolbar
  
• Animation Support
  
• Reusable Irradiance Map

System Requirements

V-Ray for Rhino 4.0 runs on ordinary Windows desktop and laptop computers, with:

Hardware:

• Pentium
• Celeron, or higher processor
• 200 MB disk space
• 512 MB RAM. 1 GB or more is recommended (OpenGL graphic card recommended).

Operating systems:

V-Ray for Rhino 4.0 runs only on-

• Windows 2000
• XP Pro
• XP Home
• Vista
• including an Intel Mac with BootCamp or Parallels;

V-Ray for Rhino 4.0 will not run on Windows NT, 95, 98, or ME.
V-Ray for Rhino 4.0 does not run natively on Linux, or any other operating system not listed above.