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VRay Renderer Parameters

VRay is a renderer plugin for 3dsmax. In order to use VRay, you must first select it as your current renderer. You can do that by clicking on the Assign... button in the Current renderers rollout of the Render Scene dialog:

The parameters of the VRay renderer are divided into the following rollouts:

VRay Frame Buffer

Global switches

Image Sampler (Antialiasing)

Indirect Illumination (GI)

Quasi-Monte Carlo GI

Irradiance map

Global photon map

Light cache

Caustics

Environment

QMC sampler

Color mapping

Camera

Default displacement

System

All of the parameters are also accessible through MaxScript in 3dsmax 5.x and later. Refer to the VRay and MaxScript section for more information.