On the XSi web site I read :
Softimage customers can now enjoy XSI integrations of the following renderers:
* Indigo Renderer
* 3Delight
* V-Ray
* Maxwell
http://softimage.com/products/xsi/whats\_new.aspx
Very good news… I hope that vray 1.6 will be release on XSi soon !!!
Or I miss something and XSI guys too…
Pleave Vlado… Give us a chance to leave Autodesk… please 
(or not if Max2009 became a new legendary software… 
)
Best regards…
You can get hold of the current state of V-Ray for XSI if you email us to vrayxsi@chaosgroup.com
Best regards,
Vlado
Wow… nice to know…
Valdo : I love you… sorry…
Best regards…
PS: If i switch to XSI some people at work will kill me but i’m thinking of it…
Vray and RPmanager are the only think that keep me into the autodesk world
Vlado…i might have asked this already…but which versions of XSI are currently supported for the vray plugin? I’m running XSI 4.2.
We support XSI 6.02 and XSI 6.5, as they have convenient API functions specifically for 3rd party renderers.
Best regards,
Vlado
Vlado. will the xsi version have the same license policy as the max version? I know that was a big thing back in the days before MR was unlimited and now it is the same thing in xsi. totally barock MR licensing policy.
This is very likely to be as the 3ds Max version, yes.
Best regards,
Vlado
thanks. 8)
Wow nice !!!
Best regards…
PS : But i imagine there is no way to update max licence to xsi ???
just to make sure, with the dongle we cannot use that license for XSI right?
We have to buy a xsi vray version if we want to use XSI? if that is true i cannot find any1 prices/info on other versions besides max.. ?
i hope so…
If the doors opens we can escape
Best regards…
you can bet!
well even if doors don t open i am definetely walking out on adesk…
Is there any information about this yet? Do current vray for 3dsmax users need to buy another license for XSI or will there be a upgrade or something?
Another thing: When it comes to operating systems, will vray for XSI work in linux too or will it be windows only plugin?
V-Ray for XSI is in beta testing phase right now and you can get this if you email us to vray@chaosgroup.com
It will be compiled for Linux as well (this is not too hard as we already have V-Ray for Maya running on Linux).
There is no specific information about pricing yet, but it is very likely that you will have to pay less if you already own V-Ray for 3ds Max (e.g. just for the XSI to V-Ray translator).
Best regards,
Vlado