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	V-Ray for Rhino 4 v 1.5 Current V-Ray for Rhinoceros 4 users can now update their version of V-Ray free of charge and Render in DesignTime™. This service release offers several additional features, including the much anticipated V-Ray Toon material, expanded render channels and extra light options. In addition, this service release also addresses several bug fixes. "We are very excited to bring this Service Release to our customers", said Damien Alomar, Product Manager for ASGvis, the makers of V-Ray for Rhino."This release continues to add features and clear up issues that will offer a marked improvement in render quality and workflow for V-Ray" Features in V-Ray for Rhino 4.0 V-Ray Sun and Sky V-Ray Physical Camera V-Ray Infinite Ground Plane Distributed rendering allowing a single image to be processed over up to 10 machines Per material GI, Background, Reflection and Refraction Displacement Separate Global Reflection and Refraction Dispersive Materials V-Ray two sided material for easy creation of translucency Easy Gamma Correction controls More efficient memory handling for larger and more complicated scenes Expanded functionality including the ability to set memory usage limits Animation support for Bongo as well as Rhino's own built in animation tools Other V-Ray Features True raytraced reflections and refractions Glossy reflections and refractions	Glass Cups - Thomas Anagnastou Area shadows (soft shadows). Includes box and sphere emitters. Indirect Illumination (global illumination, global lighting). Different approaches include direct computation (brute force), and irradiance maps. Depth-Of-Field camera effect. Antialiasing. Includes fixed, simple 2-level and adaptive approaches. Caustics. Optimized materials for faster rendering. Fully multithreaded raytracing engine Reusable irradiance maps (save and load support). Incremental sampling for fly-through animations. Photon mapping Reusable caustic and global photon maps (save and load support). True HDRI support. Includes support for *.hdr image loading with proper texture coordinates handling for both cubic and angular maps. Map your images directly without distortions or cropping. Native area lights for physically correct illumination. Different camera types: fish-eye, spherical, cylindrical and cubic cameras. V-Ray material editor with material preview V-Ray Light Material Preset Materials (Metal, Plastic, etc.) G-Buffer (RGBA, material/object ID, Z-buffer, velocity etc.)