V-Ray Cloud is now available in Public Beta. You can register for the service in this dedicated form. For the duration of the Beta program you will be eligible for virtually unlimited free cloud credits and storage, starting off with 1000 credits.
With Vray 3.6 in 3ds Max 2019, after installing the Cloud Client, the cloud render button isn’t in the toolbar, even after restarting the machine and also attempted reinstalling of the client.
WHICH 3D APPLICATIONS ARE SUPPORTED BY V-RAY CLOUD?
V-Ray Cloud is available for all 3D applications supported by V-Ray via vrscene file export (e.g. V-Ray for Cinema 4D). Though in an early beta stage, V-Ray Cloud also integrates directly with V-Ray for SketchUp, Rhino, Revit, 3ds Max, Modo, Blender, Houdini and Maya.
Since 3.6 can export vrscene I assumed it would work. I was able to force it by maually uploading a vrscene and maps but obviously the script/button is not working.
Thanks for the follow-up! Still can’t share any details about pricing. We have several options which are being discussed but nothing is decided yet. I’m sorry I can’t be more specific right now.
With respect to the discrepancies between the FAQ and the How-To pages this is due to the fact that some of the integrations with the host apps are only available as Beta versions. We’ll add them to the How-To page as soon as they become official versions. You are right that you can use the V-Ray exporter and submit vrscene files manually.
Hi Vladi,
the setup runs without any issue but when i try to submit a simple scene to test the rendering, a browser window opens and i have to enter my login data, after that nothing happens here and the browser window is empty. I think my problem here is the proxy server configuration or some sort of corporate network restrictions. Do you have any idea to solve that?