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  1. Ricardo Eloy
    Cascaded Pool In this two-part tutorial, Zdravko Pavlov guides viewers through creating multiple cascades using Chaos Phoenix and V-Ray. The result is a realistic pool with natural-looking water movement and effects. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/2c88dfed-cascaded-pool
  2. Ricardo Eloy
    The BEST Way to Create Roof Tiles in SketchUp Chaos' latest tutorial will walk you through three different methods for modeling realistic roof tiles in SketchUp. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/c2eda95e-the-best-way-to-create-roof-tiles-in-sketchup
  3. Ricardo Eloy
    V-Ray 7 for Revit About this article Today, Chaos announced the availability of V-Ray 7 for Revit. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/89186f31-v-ray-7-for-revit
  4. Ricardo Eloy
    Better Window Shaders About this article In this video, Jonas Noell will build a realistic Windows Shader for a facade that goes beyond the basics. Apart from a nice Base Shader, he will add multiple additions to it in order to enhance the realism, such as Surface Variations, Reflection Distortions and Dirt Effects. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/09010b58-better-window-shaders
  5. Ricardo Eloy
    About this article Adding variation to your renders can greatly increase realism, and that's where the new V-Ray 7 features comes in handy: you can now have different variants of the same model from Chaos Cosmos, which is especially useful when dealing with vegetation. The video below was just posted by Chaos and shows how you can level up your scenes using V-Ray 7 and SketchUp. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/e97b8ea7-asset-variants-in-chaos-cosmos
  6. Ricardo Eloy
    About this article Adding variation to your renders can greatly increase realism, and that's where the new V-Ray 7 features comes in handy: you can now have different variants of the same model from Chaos Cosmos, which is especially useful when dealing with vegetation. The video below was just posted by Chaos and shows how you can level up your scenes using V-Ray 7 and SketchUp. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/e97b8ea7-asset-variants-in-chaos-cosmos
  7. Ricardo Eloy
    About this article Arch Viz Artist has shared an insightful comparison between V-Ray 7 and Corona 12, highlighting their key features and how they stack up against each other for architectural visualization. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/5a6bddba-v-ray-7-or-corona-12-which-one-should-you-choose-in-2025
  8. Ricardo Eloy
    In our latest collaboration, Chaos and CGarchitect have released an exclusive tutorial that dives into the real-time capabilities of V-Ray and Vantage. This comprehensive video showcases how to seamlessly integrate Vantage into your visualization workflow, enabling users to produce high-quality renders more efficiently. The tutorial covers essential steps like setting up lights, importing assets from Chaos Cosmos, adjusting materials, and creating dynamic camera animations. One of the standout features demonstrated is Vantage’s real-time ray tracing, which allows users to experience smooth rendering while maintaining high visual fidelity. The video also highlights various time-saving techniques, such as working with HDRI maps, using V-Ray’s sun system, and managing multiple lighting setups, all designed to enhance your project’s realism. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/345341d6-real-time-workflow-with-v-ray-and-vantage
  9. Ricardo Eloy
    About this article Artist Eloi Andaluz Fullà posted a very comprehensive overview on V-Ray 7's new features on his YouTube channel. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/236fb9c6-v-ray-7-new-features-overview
  10. Ricardo Eloy
    In this video tutorial, you'll learn how to render more dynamic and visually appealing Metal Shaders using 3ds Max and V-Ray 7 (applicable to older versions like V-Ray 5, NEXT, and beyond). https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/123e0d26-better-metal-shaders-for-studio-lighting
  11. Ricardo Eloy
    Achieving photorealistic renders requires innovative techniques, and in this tutorial by Jonas Noell on his YouTube channel, he explores a game-changing approach to HDRI dome integration. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/6f638117-custom-hdri-dome-integration-setup-a-step-beyond-v-ray-s-native-tools
  12. Ricardo Eloy
    Chaos has just published an interesting article by their Head of Innovation, Vlado Koylazov, explaining the new V-Ray Luminaires system and how this new method rapidly renders complex light fixtures in a fraction of the time. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/235e76ac-v-ray-luminaires-dramatically-faster-more-accurate-rendering-of-complex-light-fixtures
  13. Ricardo Eloy
    Unlock the full potential of your architectural visualizations with our latest tutorial: "More than a Photo: Gaussian Splats in V-Ray 7 are AMAZING!" Discover how to seamlessly integrate 3D models into real-world environments using Gaussian splats, a cutting-edge feature in V-Ray 7. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/8a2d7069-more-than-a-photo-gaussian-splats-in-v-ray-7-are-amazing
  14. Ricardo Eloy
    In this video, Jake Denham shows us how to leverage on the highly-detailed information you can get from Gaussian splats to improve your 3D scene with V-Ray 7. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/cdc4fce8-how-to-render-gaussian-splats-in-v-ray-7-for-3ds-max
  15. Ricardo Eloy
    Creating realistic gemstone shaders can seem daunting, but with the right techniques, it becomes a straightforward process. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to build a stunning gemstone shader using V-Ray. The video covers essential steps like adding a normal map for surface details, exploring volumetric translucency to achieve realistic light scattering, and applying procedural displacement for extra depth. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/55f1f422-realistic-gemstone-shaders-in-v-ray
  16. Ricardo Eloy
    Are you tired of dealing with repetitive tiling textures in your architectural visualizations? Say goodbye to those unsightly patterns with the help of V-Ray's UVW Randomizer tool. In a new video tutorial by Jonas Noell, you'll learn how to effortlessly eliminate tiling issues and create seamless, realistic surfaces in your projects. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/b76ea6b9-get-rid-of-texture-tiling-with-uvwrandomizer
  17. Ricardo Eloy
    Jonas Noell just published another great tutorial in his YouTube channel, this time showing how to use V-Ray's native tools to create realistic grass for archviz. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/96631ecb-realistic-grass-with-v-ray
  18. Ricardo Eloy
    In his latest tutorial, Jonas Noell shows a very interesting technique to create a realistic, procedural sponge material using V-Ray. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/cb724542-procedural-sponge-material-with-v-ray
  19. Ricardo Eloy
    Welcome to another exclusive tutorial, a special collaboration between Chaos and CGarchitect! In this video, we'll show you how to create beautiful string lights in no time using Chaos Scatter. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/5728aacc-exclusive-creating-string-lights-with-chaos-scatter
  20. Ricardo Eloy
    Chaos has just released an in-depth tutorial on the process of creating a bathroom, from start to finish, using V-Ray for SketchUp. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/d43bf285-crafting-a-bathroom-design-using-v-ray-for-sketchup
  21. Ricardo Eloy
    The Arch Viz Artist YouTube channel has just posted an interesting video showing an animation breakdown using 3ds Max, Corona and V-Ray. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/1e42ed8d-commercial-architectural-animation-breakdown
  22. Ricardo Eloy
    Creating atmospheric fog effects in 3D visualization can significantly elevate the realism of a scene. In this post, we'll explore a tutorial video by Jonas Noell titled "V-Ray | Render FAKE FOG EFFECTS using simple techniques". https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/bb250bbc-unlocking-atmospheric-effects-with-v-ray-a-guide-to-creating-realistic-fog
  23. Ricardo Eloy
    Take your architectural visualizations to the next level with intricate and realistic tile patterns! A new tutorial from Chaos details a seamless workflow using V-Ray for 3ds Max. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/b80731dd-level-up-your-archviz-effortless-tile-patterns-with-v-ray-for-3ds-max
  24. Ricardo Eloy
    Watch this tutorial to learn how to create complex exterior scenes in no time with Chaos Scatter. We show you how to quickly and easily populate large-scale environments with millions of objects at no additional memory cost. You'll learn everything you need to know about Chaos Scatter - from the basics to some of the more advanced options for object scattering. https://www.cgarchitect.com/features/articles/28fc44b5-create-complex-exteriors-with-chaos-scatter
  25. Faheem Khan
    Hello Everyone, Looking for an answer from a PRO USER of 3Ds Max 2021 and Vray (6.10.08) I have this scene with 5 cameras, want to render animations. Setting primary engine to Brute force and 2nd engine to Light cache. Pre-calculated LC for each moving camera. Now I want to do batch rendering with their respective LC selected, and output required in EXR 32-bit so I could comp it easily in NUKE using cryptomatte. If I do the rendering in Targa, else I will have to render wire, Zdpeth, AO passes separately for each camera, this was an old method of doing it, which takes ages to get final output. Please suggest how to do it, is it even possible to do it in 3ds max ? Thanks
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