The user can specify the engine rendering, CPU or GPU. Vray: It volunteers a great deal of installs. It collaborates with multiple BIM and CAD software. It was designed in 2013, and since 2015 the software gained a great deal of success, used in over 80 countries, and “its on” the index of top 100 architectural firms. Enscape gives photo-realistic yield employing the latest techniques for better ensues.

It is one of the strong products in the design industry. It is also used in the VFX and cinema spawning. Vray is a rendering engine that collaborates with Sketch-up to deliver realistic renders. Two of the most famous rendering engines on the market nowadays are Vray and Enscape. Designers ever look for realistic makes for their projection it is the key to earn the praise of the client because it renders a preview of the final results before construction sites. Note that the result of using these render instruments depends on the software you’ll use ( Blender, Sketchup, Maya etc ). In such a competitive industry, you would want your work to stand out and catch the eyes of the targeted audience. When it comes to rendering, the final point that would determine which one would you choose is the details. So happy days guess it will come out around june when ape do there second event.

V- ray does now work on an m1 Mac through Rosetta 2 but they do have a native version on the way first half of this year. In short this is direct from chaos them self If you are not in a rush to get it now you can wait for the native version to come out. It depends - the current version works too and you can always switch to the native V-Ray later.

So would you say hold off buying the M1 mac until later on when you have it ready for the M1 Mac ? We did some changes to the standard V-Ray and it works with SketchUp 2021 on M1 chip through Rosetta 2 emulation. Official release is expected in the first half of this year but we still don’t have a release date. We have the first renders done with V-Ray native for M1 chip. I asked this questions direct to chaos just the other week :

Vray 5 vs enscape