WORK
STORE

NVIDIA Iray for Rhino

NVIDIA Iray for Rhino is a plugin rendering solution for designers using McNeel Rhinoceros to quickly produce physically based, photorealistic visualizations. Iray is integrated into Rhino, rendering directly within its viewports to give you continual, realistic feedback as you craft your model's form, materials, and lighting.


Iray's physically based capability predicts the behavior of real-world materials and lights, giving you accurate results with minimum setup or specialized knowledge.

If you want to know more and if you want to become a beta tester, feel free to go to this page and do so!

What do you think of this new upcoming plugin? Will it be a big deal in the world of Rhino rendering? Let us know what do you think in the comments area below.

Comments
milosdiezka May 14, 2015
wow, great. Is it available for users ?
Reply
There's a link in the article where you can subscribe to Beta testing area :)
Reply
Does it render with GPU instead of CPU engine?
Reply
alexandros May 20, 2015
Yes I believe so, You had to have a quadro to be able to work with it. I was working as QA for the developers and it was looking pretty good!
Reply
i think should be gpu, nv need to sell their gpu. bemay support arm+gpu
Reply
Iray for Rhoni currently supports all Cuda enabled GPU's and the CPU independently. You certainly don't need a Quadro card to use it as I have used it singularly with both a GTX 560 and a GTX 780 Ti.
Reply
*Rhino. (I don't know who 'Rhoni' is)
Reply
archjeffk Jun 5, 2015
Looks great. I think the keys is to have something like forest pack with the renderer. Thats my biggest fustration with vray for rhino
Reply
Hopefully it will actually be caught up with other software programs, Vray 2.0 is severely behind 3.0.
Reply
Sign In to add a comment.

Other news

Hannamdong 4- The Exploration process

At FlyingArchitecture, every project tells a unique story, and our workflow ensures that each one is crafted to perfection. We take pride in our methodical yet creative approach to turning initial concepts into compelling visual narratives. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at how we bring our projects to life.

3D printed concrete architecture

We had several opportunities to work on visualizations for the projects involving 3D printed buildings. One of them was The Tent, a building meant as a refugee shelter that is quickly erected after a major natural disaster in China.

The switch

Recently, we have decided to limit our support for the store with 3D assets and instead fully focus on what we love to do – creating striking architectural visualizations.

The nature of FlyingArchitecture revealed

We are excited about this transformation and believe that it will enable us to better showcase and present our capabilities, to show the customers what we really do and provide even greater value to them.

Realtime walkthrough: Lake Cabin, part 3

Terrain sculpting tools in UE4 provide a very smooth experience and with addition of alpha brushes you can get pretty realistic detail. However sculpting large-scale believable terrains is a time consuming process and you need a keen eye for how the terrain is formed in the real world.

Realtime walkthrough: Lake Cabin progress

Sneak peek on technical details and problems we needed to solve during the process of creation of our second VR scene.
All news