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[ #Vray ]SOFIA, Bulgaria – August 11, 2015 – Today, Chaos Group launches V-Ray for NUKE, a new approach to lighting and compositing that integrates production-quality ray traced rendering into NUKE, NUKEX, and NUKE STUDIO. Compositors can now take advantage of V-Ray's lighting, shading and rendering tools inside NUKE's node-based workflow.
V-Ray for NUKE brings the same technology used on Game of Thrones, Avengers: Age of Ultron, and hundreds of other film, commercial and television projects to professional compositors. Built on the same adaptive rendering core as V-Ray’s industry-standard plugins for Autodesk 3ds Max and Maya, V-Ray for NUKE is ready for all production pipelines.
"V-Ray for NUKE gives me the creative freedom I've always wanted as a compositor; it’s addictive,” said Shahin Toosi, lighting and senior compositor at Lipsync VFX. “I can work on lighting and comp at the same time and see the results right away. There’s no more waiting for a test render to come back from other departments. It's definitely a faster workflow.”
V-Ray for NUKE gives compositors the ability to adjust lighting, materials and render elements all the way up until final shot delivery. Full control of 3D scenes in NUKE lets compositors match 2D footage and 3D renders simultaneously. For environments and set extension work, this cuts out the traditional back and forth that costs studios valuable time.
“The introduction of V-Ray for NUKE adds a powerful component to a comprehensive pipeline,” said Sean Brice, product manager for NUKE, The Foundry. “By bringing increased creative capabilities and efficiencies to the pipeline, artists can focus more on the creative process, achieving better results in less time.”
Rendering Multithreaded CPU rendering
Highly optimized, adaptive ray tracing
Precise path traced global illumination
Geometry NUKE ReadGeo – Alembic, FBX, & OBJ
V-Ray proxy objects – Alembic & vrmesh
V-Ray scene files – vrscene
Lights HDR image-based environment lights
Rectangular & spherical area lights
Mesh lights
Photometric IES lights
Ambient light
NUKE lights – Direct, Point, Spot
Cameras NUKE projection cameras – Project3D node
Depth of field
3D motion blur
Spherical, cylindrical, cube & fish eye camera types
Materials Physically-based materials
Multi-layered materials
Subsurface scattering & skin material
Car paint material
Material overrides
NUKE shaders – Diffuse, Emission, Displacement, UVTILE
Textures Memory efficient tiled EXR and TX files
Displacement & subdivision
Dirt & occlusion
Fresnel
Ptex
Utility & override textures
Render elements 36 beauty, matte, and utility render elements
Pricing & Availability
V-Ray for NUKE is available now through select resellers. A V-Ray for NUKE Workstation license can be purchased for €750. This includes one floating user license and one floating render node. V-Ray for NUKE can render on existing V-Ray 3.0 for 3ds Max and Maya render node licenses.
For more information visit v-ray.com/NUKE.
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[ #Vray ]SOFIA, Bulgaria – August 11, 2015 – Today, Chaos Group launches V-Ray for NUKE, a new approach to lighting and compositing that integrates production-quality ray traced rendering into NUKE, NUKEX, and NUKE STUDIO. Compositors can now take advantage of V-Ray's lighting, shading and rendering tools inside NUKE's node-based workflow.
V-Ray for NUKE brings the same technology used on Game of Thrones, Avengers: Age of Ultron, and hundreds of other film, commercial and television projects to professional compositors. Built on the same adaptive rendering core as V-Ray’s industry-standard plugins for Autodesk 3ds Max and Maya, V-Ray for NUKE is ready for all production pipelines.
"V-Ray for NUKE gives me the creative freedom I've always wanted as a compositor; it’s addictive,” said Shahin Toosi, lighting and senior compositor at Lipsync VFX. “I can work on lighting and comp at the same time and see the results right away. There’s no more waiting for a test render to come back from other departments. It's definitely a faster workflow.”
V-Ray for NUKE gives compositors the ability to adjust lighting, materials and render elements all the way up until final shot delivery. Full control of 3D scenes in NUKE lets compositors match 2D footage and 3D renders simultaneously. For environments and set extension work, this cuts out the traditional back and forth that costs studios valuable time.
“The introduction of V-Ray for NUKE adds a powerful component to a comprehensive pipeline,” said Sean Brice, product manager for NUKE, The Foundry. “By bringing increased creative capabilities and efficiencies to the pipeline, artists can focus more on the creative process, achieving better results in less time.”
Rendering Multithreaded CPU rendering
Highly optimized, adaptive ray tracing
Precise path traced global illumination
Geometry NUKE ReadGeo – Alembic, FBX, & OBJ
V-Ray proxy objects – Alembic & vrmesh
V-Ray scene files – vrscene
Lights HDR image-based environment lights
Rectangular & spherical area lights
Mesh lights
Photometric IES lights
Ambient light
NUKE lights – Direct, Point, Spot
Cameras NUKE projection cameras – Project3D node
Depth of field
3D motion blur
Spherical, cylindrical, cube & fish eye camera types
Materials Physically-based materials
Multi-layered materials
Subsurface scattering & skin material
Car paint material
Material overrides
NUKE shaders – Diffuse, Emission, Displacement, UVTILE
Textures Memory efficient tiled EXR and TX files
Displacement & subdivision
Dirt & occlusion
Fresnel
Ptex
Utility & override textures
Render elements 36 beauty, matte, and utility render elements
Pricing & Availability
V-Ray for NUKE is available now through select resellers. A V-Ray for NUKE Workstation license can be purchased for €750. This includes one floating user license and one floating render node. V-Ray for NUKE can render on existing V-Ray 3.0 for 3ds Max and Maya render node licenses.
For more information visit v-ray.com/NUKE.
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