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title: "Set Up for Faster Animation Rendering with Chaos Cloud"
canonical: "https://documentation.chaos.com/space/VMAX/126486460/Set%20Up%20for%20Faster%20Animation%20Rendering%20with%20Chaos%20Cloud"
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This page offers information on how to set up your workflow for faster animation rendering with Chaos Cloud. 

## **Overview**

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## **Steps**

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1. In the **Render Setting **menu, from** Image Sampler**, set the **Type** option to **Progressive**.

2. From **Render Elements** tab, add the **VRayDenoiser**.

3. From** Settings** tab, set the **Post effect rate **to 100.

4. Render and open** V-Ray messages **to identify the optimal noise threshold.

5. In **V-Ray **tab, set the** Image sampler (Antialiasing) Type** to **Bucket**.

6. In** **the** Bucket image sampler **rollout, set the **Noise threshold** to **0.02**.

7. In the **Frame buffer **rollout, enable the** V-Ray raw image file.** Choose a file path, name, and save the file as an *.exr.

8. In** **the** Render Elements **tab, choose the already added **VRayDenoiser**. From **Advanced denoiser parameters**, set the **mode **to **Only generate render elements**.

9. Press the **Submit to Chaos Cloud rendering **and in the newly open window, enable the **Export animation** option, and then press the** Submit** button.

10. In the newly opened web page, set the **Frame Step** to **50**, and press **Submit**. Wait for the job to upload and press **View Job**. Save the frames locally.

11. In the **V-Ray** tab, from the **Bucket image sampler **rollout, set the **Noise threshold** to **0.005**. Press **Submit to Chaos Cloud rendering **and in the newly opened window, enable the **Export animation** option. Press the** Submit** button.

12. In the newly opened web page, change the name and the resolution of the job, and press** Submit**. You can preview the animation once the job is finished.

13. Press the **Download** button and copy the command that shows. Paste it in the Command Prompt. 

14. To denoise your animation, open the Denoiser tool. As an input file choose a single frame from your animation. 

15. In the dialog that asks you if you want to load all other frames, press **Yes, **and then** Denoise.**

16.  Now you can compare the results.