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title: "Rendering with V-Ray"
canonical: "https://documentation.chaos.com/space/VSKETCHUP/109779929/Rendering%20with%20V-Ray"
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GPU Rendering GPU rendering allows V-Ray to perform raytracing calculations on the GPUs installed in the system. Read more Interactive Rendering V-Ray Interactive Rendering (IR) provides interactive rendering using the V-Ray and V-Ray GPU renderers. Read more V-Ray Viewport Rendering VPR is a render output that overlays the SketchUp viewport. It renders the scene interactively, and if changes are made, the rendered result is updated. Read more Vantage Viewport Render Vantage Viewport Render is a render output overlay on top of SketchUp’s viewport. Read more V-Ray Vision V-Ray Vision is a real-time viewer introduced with the release of V-Ray 5 for SketchUp. Read more Enscape Compatibility Starting with V-Ray 6, you can transfer your real-time scenes from Enscape and continue building on them to reach the highest possible level of photorealism in V-Ray. Read more V-Ray Batch Render V-Ray Batch Rendering allows for scenes to be set with tabs and rendered with one button. Read more Supported Rendering Features This page provides tables of features supported in CPU and GPU rendering with V-Ray in SketchUp. Read more Chaos Cloud Rendering V-Ray for SketchUp provides in-built integration with Chaos Cloud, allowing you to submit render jobs to the cloud directly from SketchUp. Read more Chaos Cloud Collaboration Upload images from the VFB to the Chaos Cloud Collaboration where other users can add comments and annotations. Read more V-Ray Swarm Rendering V-Ray Swarm controls V-Ray Distributed Rendering on each render node machine; the actual rendering is handled by V- Ray Standalone. Read more Resumable Rendering Resumable Rendering is the ability to have incomplete renders resume where they left off from the previous session. Read more