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This upgrade allows for an educational license of V-Ray for Cinema 4D to be upgraded to a commercial license.

V-Ray for C4D by LAUBlab brings the power of V-Ray to Cinema 4D. V-Ray offers the fastest rendering technology in the world and has single handedly transformed the architectural and advertising industry. Take your renderings to the next level with V-Ray for Cinema 4D.

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VRay for C4D Features:

• Full VRay 1.6 core standalone integration into Cinema 4D.
• Windows and OSX versions.
• 32bit and 64bit versions.
• Unlimited Cinema4D NET Render support per one license.
• Efficient shading system specifically optimized for ray-tracing.
• Fully multithreaded, even in material preview.
• Supports unlimited cpu`s and cores per workstation, scales extreme on multi core machines
• Efficient geometry handling
• True instance rendering
• On-demand dynamic geometry creation
• On-demand geometry loading from disk files
• Displacement mapping
• Three different image sampling methods
• Full-scene antialiasing
• Progressive path tracing
• Support for additional render elements (diffuse, reflection, GI etc)
• Advanced color (tone) mapping controls
• Physically accurate full global illumination solutions
• Different GI algorithms: path tracing, irradiance cache, photon maps, light cache
• Reusable GI solutions for accelerated rendering of walk-through animations and animations with dynamic objects
• Physically accurate area lights
• Compatible with IES lights
• Efficient illumination from HDR environments
• Physical sun & sky
• Complete support of Cinema4D shaders
• Physically plausible materials
• Blurry reflections/refractions
• Accurate highlights
• Sub-surface scattering
• Support for efficient material layering
• Real Microdisplacement
• Depth-of-field with bokeh effects
• Accurate motion blur
• Physical camera
• Multipass render
• Compositing tag support
• Camera Clipper
• Vray Proxy support
• Volume Lights support
• HAIR module of Cinema4D supported
• Xref support in 10.5

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