Chaos Vantage v1.1.0 (x64) | 224 MB
Explore your most complex 3D production scenes ray traced in real-time. With Chaos Vantage, there are no time-consuming conversions. Simply drag and drop your complete V-Ray scene into Vantage and start exploring. There’s also a direct live link available from 3ds Max, so you can use it just like a viewport. Chaos Vantage requires an NVIDIA RTX series GPU.
Features
Zero setup
Drag and drop your V-Ray scene into Chaos Vantage and start exploring. Unlike other real-time solutions, there’s no geometry to optimize, UVs to unwrap, or lighting to bake.Go big!
Chaos Vantage is built to handle huge scenes and billions of polygons. It’s the fastest way for you to see your most detailed V-Ray scenes in real-time.Easy to navigate
Navigating your scene is easy. Use controls similar to your 3D app, or move around just like playing a game. Walk up stairs and avoid walking through walls with automatic collision detection.100% ray-traced quality
With fully raytraced and real-time rendering, Chaos Vantage uses physically based cameras, lights, materials, and global illumination for the most realistic results.Simple and fast animation
Perfect for previsualization, you can create, edit, and render animation right from Chaos Vantage. Easily animate between cameras, apply transitions, arrange your sequence in the Animation Editor.Live link
Get a live raytraced view of your scene with a live link from 3ds Max. Changes you make in your 3ds Max scene will instantly appear in Chaos Vantage.System Requirements:
OS:Microsoft® Windows® 10 RS5 (version 1809), update from October 2018, build 17763 or later
-DXR compatible GPU: NVIDIA RTX® series GPU with NVIDIA® driver 436.02 or newer; recommended version 457.09 or 452.57
-System memory should exceed GPU memory (minimum 8 GB RAM)
Whats New
CHANGELOG Build 1.1.0 (March 4th 2021)-Added Chaos Cosmos asset library integration
-Added support for jpeg compressed TX files (used by Cosmos)
-Added geolocated Sun positioning UI
-Added support for Cinema 4D specific MtlUVWSelect and UVWGenSelect
-Added support for MtlMulti IDs larger than 31
-Added option to display advanced camera parameters as rollouts instead of popups (now default)
-Fixed motion blur not working on multiple GPUs
-Fixed the first frame of a HQ sequence having big motion blur
-Fixed limited object translation distance
-Fixed viewport selection not working at specific resolutions
-Fixed transform tools not respecting the single/group select mode
-Fixed geometry disappearing after scaling it down to zero scale
-Fixed a very rare case where Live Link may start with missing objects
-Fixed advanced camera parameter popup not hiding when Camera tab is hidden
-Fixed overlapping advanced camera parameter popups
-Fixed scenes from V-Ray for Sketchup 5.1 failing to render any textures
-Improved UX – Light source gizmos now visualize rotation
