V-Ray GPU and the OptiX 5 denoiser

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Because I’m sure the question will come up…

Best regards,
Vlado

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Can OptiX 5 denoiser be used as standalone V-RayDenoiser?

Implementing it as a VFB post-effect plug-in may be useful for GPU and GPU.

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Looks incredible.

Also not to be overlooked VRay 4.01.01 :smile:

Can’t wait.

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Technically yes. But you can also write your own tool very easily using the OptiX SDK.

Implementing it as a VFB post-effect plug-in may be useful for GPU and CPU.Yes, it’s an option. I haven’t figured out if we want to do this yet. It might be a problem if you render on a farm and there is no NVidia GPU on some nodes.

Best regards,
Vlado

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Amazing, it also preserves details very well.

It would be great if this could be run from cmd like vray denoiser, although i presume it’s different approach than vray denoiser and i am not sure what it requires during denoising process, or if it would be even possible denoising when image is fully rendered, i sure hope so. :slight_smile:

Good work!

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We’ll see, first we will need some users to actually test it to explore the boundaries of what is possible…

Best regards,
Vlado

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Give it to me! :wink: I’ll let you know.

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looks great! Would frameblending be needed in animation to avoid flicker?

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Is this implemented in the 4.0 beta?

So great…

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No, OptiX wasn’t released officially in time for the beta. Maybe for the next one…

Best regards,
Vlado

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Just curious if there is any word on the next beta and also Optix being rolled in? Sorry to bother, just excited :slight_smile:

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Wow! Awesome! I hope this denoiser won’t delete the small details =)) Because I don’t like what we have now in Vray 3.6, Corona and etc =))