"In Blender Cycles we're always looking to reduce render time so artists can iterate faster," said Brecht Van Lommel, lead architect at Blender. Time is money and sluggish performance and delays sap creative inspiration and imagination so this is a very good speedup - especially for large complex photorealistic scenes which can take a long time to render. Looking at the performance numbers in V-Ray for 3DS Max, the new updates will speed up GPU rendering by an average of 40 per cent when compared to general GPU acceleration running on the same RTX hardware says Nvidia. "By supporting Nvidia RTX in V-Ray GPU, we're bringing our customers an exciting new boost in their GPU production rendering speeds."
"Accelerating artist productivity is always our top priority, so we're quick to take advantage of the latest ray tracing hardware breakthroughs," said Phillip Miller, vice president of product management at Chaos Group. Both Chaos Group's V-Ray and Blender's Cycles got RTX support added this week. While support for RTX On in PC games has been underwhelming in quality of experience and quantity, depending on various factors, the green team and partners appear to be firing on all cylinders in the creative application sphere. Nvidia has announced that this week two further professional creative applications have added support for its RTX technology.
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