Through Vray, you can actually control the resolution and the size of the image, you are able to make render test with a low resolution, just to check and make sure that the textures, lights, and the effects are all in perfect harmony. Lighting in Vray is a very important element since it offers the users different kinds of lighting, spots, IES lighting, dome, rectangular lights, and so on. It is known for its high performance in rendering work because it shows the texture and materials realistically in renders. Vray is a render engine that works as a plugin that can be integrated with 3D software such as 3Dsmax, Sketchup, Revit, and so on. The latest versions of Lumion is great, the renders are so close to reality, the quality of the objects and textures is improved, and the sky is more realistic with new different options day and night with stars.

It also allows you to render pictures, videos, and even 360 panorama pictures.

Besides it provides a rich library of objects such as textures, effects, and realistic environments (desert, mountain, sea.). Lumion is created to specialize in rendering, not for modeling.

Lumion has shown so much progress in the past few years because, in the beginning, the quality of the renders was low and unrealistic, but there were a lot of people using it because it’s easy to use and it guarantees fast results. In this blog post, we will come back to the latter one and compare Lumion with Vray , and which one is better for rendering your project? Today we carry on with the battle of 3D software! Some of the most known software for rendering are Lumion and Vray. In our recent posts, we talked about the differences among many 3d software such as Lumion vs Enscape.

Lumion pro vs vray