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vray is a powerful rendering tool, and for many years it was the only serious choice when you wanted to render your 3D modelling into 2D images. But luckily, in recent years that has changed. Nowadays, there are a ton of other high quality rendering tools available to download and use for free. One of these is rhino5, a powerful 3D modelling package created by the famous John C. Adams. A program which, in a way, is a personal extension to the vray package. This extension has been created mostly for the purpose of adding special effects to your 3D modelling, and this is something that rhino5 does brillantly. However, there are still some things that vray does better, and it is no surprise therefore that many people prefer to use this rendering system instead of Rhino's own renderer. But for a lot of users, one of the main reasons why they prefer using vray instead of rhino5 is because it comes with a complete set of vray plugins which can be used inside rhino. This process is also known as the “converter”. In this article, I will go through the details concerning this converter and how to make it work. But first, let me talk a little about what these plugins can do for you. They have all been specially designed to give you a ton of useful features that will help you create high quality renders even if you don't have any previous experience with rendering at all. Some of the features that vray offers include: Rendering passes Depth of field options with different controls over the DOF. Environment maps and GI lighting with different controls, including Sun and Spot lights. Volumetric objects rendering. Shadows with different controls, including cascaded shadows. When it comes to using vray inside Rhinoceros, there are some differences between the 5 version which was available for previous versions of Rhino, but now it isn't possible to use this older version anymore so now you have only two options you can either upgrade to rhino5 or use rhino5's new renderer which has been built into the program itself. So, to get all of these features working, there is one thing you need to do. This is to run the V-Ray converter. You can do this by going to "File -> Install V-Ray for Rhino" . It will now see if you have the correct components installed, but if they are not it will automatically download them for you so you can proceed with the setup. Once it says “Installation completed” , you are now ready use all of these plugins that I mentioned before However, there is one small problem that comes up after the installation process has finished. cfa1e77820