V-Ray Standalone
V-Ray Standalone is a command-line processor with all functions that supports v-ray's native .vrscene file format. V-Ray Standalone supports v-ray's full set of features, including CPU and GPU rendering capabilities.
What is V-Ray Standalone?
V-Ray Standalone is a command-line processor with all functions that supports v-ray's native .vrscene file format. V-Ray Standalone supports v-ray's full set of features, including CPU and GPU rendering capabilities.
Additional Notes:
Some third-party features and plugins cannot be exported to V-Ray scene files (.vrccene). V-Ray Standalone currently does not support GPU rendering on Apple Mac OS.
System requirements:
Windows: Make sure that your system meets these requirements before installing V-Ray. Processor: Intel Pentium IV processor or SSE3 support compatible.
RAM: 4 GB of RAM and 4 GB of minimum swap - recommended 8 GB or more RAM, 8 GB or more swap file
Operating system:
Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, 64-bit versions only
USB port: Required for hardware lock, preferably USB 2.0
TCP/IP: IPv4 only is supported. IPv6 is currently not supported Linux: Make sure that your system meets these requirements before installing V-Ray. Processor:
Intel Pentium IV processor or Compatible with SSE3 support.
RAM: 4 GB of RAM and 4 GB of minimum swap - recommended 8 GB or RAM, 8 GB or more swap file. USB port: Required for hardware lock, preferably USB 2.0
TCP/IP: IPv4 only is supported. IPv6 is currently not supported by Mac OS X: Make sure your system meets these requirements before installing V-Ray. Processor: Intel Pentium IV processor or SSE3 support compatible.
RAM: 4 GB of RAM and 4 GB of minimum swap - recommended 8 GB or more RAM, 8 GB or more swap file
USB port: Required for hardware lock, preferably USB 2.0
TCP/IP: IPv4 only is supported.
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