The Interactive renderer always runs in Progressive mode, an image sampling mode that progressively refines the image over time. The Interactive Rendering mode is a fast active renderer that updates the rendered image as changes are made to the Revit model or the V-Ray settings. The Production Rendering mode utilizes all V-Ray's features and is intended to be used to create a clean production ready render. V-Ray renderings display in the V-Ray Virtual Frame Buffer (VFB), which has a multitude of V-Ray specific tools for saving and comparing renderings, adding lens effects, and viewing render elements.įor tools to adjust rendering quality and speed with V-Ray and V-Ray GPU, see the Renderer page.īoth V-Ray and V-Ray GPU engines support Production and Interactive Rendering modes. V-Ray includes two engines: a CPU based and a GPU based. While V-Ray renders standard Revit features, the V-Ray options are designed to work with the V-Ray render engine, and thus improve both image quality and render times. V-Ray is seamlessly integrated in Revit and all its options are available from within the Revit user interface, including Global Illumination and the creation of V-Ray materials, maps and lights. It adds support for all Revit lights, geometric objects and materials and also introduces a set of features entirely new for Revit itself.

This page provides information on V-Ray as a plugin to Revit, as well as on rendering with it.

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