The Camera Lister is new in 5.1 and does what it says: it lists all the cameras in your scene and lets you edit them from there. The masks can be applied to materials, layers and folders, turning the VFB into a mini-compositing app, reducing your time spent in Photoshop (opens in new tab) for final tweaks and looks. This is easily one of my new favourite features. You can now use the Crypto and Multimatte as well as Material IDs and similar elements for masking in the VFB. Now I think we can do some lighting and rendering class to learn all the aspects of photorealistic lighting.Chaos Cosmos offers easy assets across the version board with HDRs included (Image credit: Chaos Group)Īnother step in making compositing easier is 5.1's new ability to use any of V-Ray's Render Elements for masking. In my opinion, that’s how it should be, makes everyone else life so much easier. I’m very pleased seeing all library items in one place, no more collecting junk that overloads and ads storage with items we probably not even gonna use… Let me know what you guys think about this update? I’ve made few rendering tests and the 3D model’s quality looks superb!

Now is the time to take it to the next level with those high-quality assets: VRay 5 Update 1 – got faster, better, and stronger! See how fast and easy to set up lighting and execute rendering with IPR. The answer is in this Chaos Cosmos – Now you have the chance to concentrate on making art and not messing with rendering settings. I know everyone got their own pipeline and workflows, but what about newbies? What if you want to learn how to do it right?

It’s good that finally, we can have one standard to follow. Because it was made by the TOP industry artists, that know the real deal. The quality of the 3D models, people, and the sky is amazing.

Finally, Chaos did it! Chaos COSMOS is a complete high-quality 3D Library that includes everything you need for Producing Pro ArchVIZ!

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