Create any type of V-Ray compatible geometry, textures, material, lights, cameras and atmospheric effects using the V-Ray for 3ds Max or V-Ray for Maya developer kits.
Automate rendering workflows
Automate scene workflows and render management using simple command-line scripts. Or switch to Python for more advanced V-Ray rendering and scene controls.
Connect any application
V-Ray offers multiple programming interfaces and support for rendering custom assets, so developers can create any type of application such as crowd simulations, hair grooming and landscape design.
Products
V-Ray Plugin SDK
Software development kit for V-Ray for Max and V-Ray for Maya that allows the creation of V-Ray compatible materials, textures, lights, atmospheric effects, cameras and custom geometry. It also includes the source code for some ready-to-use V-Ray plugins.
High-level software development kit with a Python programming interface that can be used to streamline design workflows, customize production pipelines and automate V-Ray rendering processes.
V-Ray Standalone is a full-featured command-line renderer that supports V-Ray’s complete feature set, including CPU & GPU rendering capabilities, through its proprietary .vrscene file format.
From custom shaders to crowd simulation software, V-Ray compatibility is an industry standard. For custom VFX workflows, V-Ray also offers the tools needed for building better pipelines and timesaving scripts.
Whether you're developing a new scattering tool or a foliage library, offering V-Ray support to your customers is a must. V-Ray is the leading renderer in architectural visualization and is used by more than 90% of the top architecture firms worldwide.
V-Ray's scripting interface can help designers save valuable time by automating the creation of hundreds — even thousands — of photorealistic images for online and print product catalogs.