Vray For 3ds
Hello everyone, I am a Rhino user and I currently use 3ds Max (Mental Ray) for my architectural renderings. However I would like to switch to V-Ray, but I don’t know if the best solution for me is to stick to 3ds Max and learn V-Ray or to stay in Rhino for the renderings and learn V-Ray.
I know that V-Ray for 3ds Max is really powerful and has tons of free online materials, which V-Ray for Rhino is somewhat lacking. Yet I think it is also a good solution to stay within Rhino for both modeling and rendering, as exporting the model to 3ds Max can sometimes be tricky and problematic. What do you think?
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Is it better to export the model to 3ds Max to enjoy the full possibilities that V-Ray offers or to stay in Rhino, which may be handier, but where V-Ray is kind of less powerful or complete. Kahin to hoga youtube. I have actually just stumbled upon the new release of Maxwell 4 which now has a GPU render option which, as far as I understood, allows to render faster images. 
Maxwell could also be a good solution, maybe some Maxwell users could give me their opinion on the subject. Thanks for you advice!
Im student in asia heres some reason why i would prefer rhino + vray • Even though autodesk is providing license for free to students, i have to consider after the graduation. They would require monthly pay on everything If i must use it, that would be because the firms provides the license and requires it, i think?
Until than, i would stick to rhino+vray as i have already bought it. • I have tried v-ray 3.4 beta for rhino and it looks like vray for rhino is catching up the max version. 3dsmax seems to be industrial standard but rhino for vray is enough to render the qualities what i want. And also the vray UI is becoming more simple then before it wouldn’t take that long to shift to Max or other platform in future. • if both vray can provide same quality, it doesn’t seems reasonable to pay additional fee and doing export/import stuffs just for rendering since rhinoceros has other possibilities like Grashopper. Maybe its more powerful to expend pipeline on Revit+Dynamo+Vray • i have tried maxwell ver.3 for exterior scene while internship.
The quality was fantastic, but the render took so long I have read some information that ver.4 is providing the gpu-render. But it looks like requires expensive gpu to accelerate a lot. Otherwise it will slow down than before. And also, unlike the ver.3 they are selling the integrated plugins separately! I thought it was nice to use it on cross-platform.