SketchUp and Rhino artists now have easy access to quality digital people and can focus more time on design and communicating their ideas. Partnerships like this are invaluable for the V-Ray community. We are excited about what this collaboration brings for the future, with a new and expanded user base.Ĭhaos Group Product Manager, Corey Rubadue says: Partnering with Chaos Group gives us the chance to move forward on our commitment to provide artists with the best 3D characters in the industry. They can move too (though less relevant for this specific news).Ĭhaos Group took an active role by converting all the models, making them V-Ray 2.0 ready for both SketchUP and Rhino.The 3d human asset material / texture reacts to the scene (think clothing items and accessories made of plastic, metal, glass, etc).All the render effects apply for the people too (motion blur, depth of field, etc).Granted, you have to do it this way for specific type of projects but using 3d human assets has its own advantages : While adding people in post is the dominant approach, it is time-consuming, view dependent and costly. There is a shortage in high quality drag-n-drop V-Ray ready 3d people models for these platforms, and I highly welcome this new addition. There are benefits to using 3d people models directly within our 3d scenes to be rendered, and as a SketchUP user I’m very happy to see that AXYZ Design joined forces with Chaos Group and announced today about the integration of AXYZ’s 3d human assets libraries with V-Ray for SketchUP and Rhino.
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