Iridescent MaterialsĬreate iridescent materials such as soap bubbles, oil spills, and polarised glass with the new Thin Film option. Render materials such as frosted glass and marble faster with the improved subsurface scattering mode. Place dirt or weathering effects exactly where you want them by including and excluding objects. Visualise native generic materials with improved fidelity and refine them to photorealism in the Asset Editor. Group families and materials with the new tagging system to manage complex projects more efficiently.īetter Materials Realistic Generic Materials Finite Dome LightĮmbed your model into an HDR image and adjust the surrounding environment to perfection. Create road markings, graffiti, or imperfections, and give them realistic relief using displacement. Project unique materials onto any surface and across multiple objects in your model.
With the new procedural clouds system, you can simulate a variety of cloud conditions and set the mood for your render without encumbering your model. Visualising your Revit model has never been more efficient.Įnrich blue skies with exactly the clouds that you envision. You can take Enscape materials to photorealism and easily replace 3D models without starting from scratch. With this new capability, early design intent is kept and arch vis specialists can continue to build on work without any interruptions. V-Ray 6 reads Enscape materials and compatible assets, allowing Revit designers and visualisation specialists to collaborate like never before. Next Level Collaboration V-Ray and Enscape CompatibilityĮnter a new chapter of project development and visualisation in Revit. Custom skies can be created with ease using the procedural clouds system. They can add road markings, wall cracks and autumn leaves with the help of V-Ray Decal. Users can bring Enscape materials and compatible 3D models into V-Ray and build on them to achieve photorealism. The V-Ray 6 for Revit (Beta) brings a new and more efficient workflow for design development and visualisation of Revit models.
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