Materials - Designers can now take advantage of 200 new material assets, including terrain, tiles, wood floors, brick walls and more.

In V-Ray 5 for Revit, Chaos introduced its first 3D content library, Chaos Cosmos, now filled with over 1,300 free render-ready models and HDRIs that reduce the process of populating environments to a few clicks. Two new controls have been added: thin-walled for materials like single-sided glass and volumetric subsurface scattering for realistic marble, plastic and wax.

V-Ray Material improvements - With the updated V-Ray Material, users can quickly create transparent and translucent materials.

This is a fast and memory-efficient way to create realistic scenes and detailed environments. With full control over size, orientation and density, these models can be placed on any surface or terrain.

Scatter - The new scattering tool makes it easy to distribute models of plants, trees, cars and other entourage items, including models from Chaos Cosmos.

Whether it’s applying a photoreal V-Ray material or replacing a low-resolution model with a fully detailed one, replacement overrides bring more control to the creative process, without disrupting the original files.

Linked document replacements - For the first time, Revit users can render and replace objects and materials from linked documents with a higher-fidelity version.

New features help users do more within Revit, so architects can visualize design decisions without distractions or technical delays.

Now users can manage more complex models, make hassle-free updates to linked documents and scatter entourage for more realistic renderings without leaving Revit. LOS ANGELES - FebruToday, Chaos releases V-Ray 5 for Revit, update 2, bringing new visualization powers to architects who want to see how their choices play out in real time and beyond. Photoreal Renderer Adds Linked Doc Replacements, Expanded Real-Time Support and New Scatter Tool

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