Could be nice to hear where the advantages of Thea are. Enscape helps me to render interior fly throughs and dozen of views in a few minutes, that isn’t possible per V-Ray. Important for me is to have a render engine that allow to render so much as possible of the range of viz work. It was great for some specific projects for me. But at Octane I missed simple lights for quick scene setups and so I leave it again. The Octane 4 denoiser was a big step forward for interior renderings. No problem for me if you find Thea is the best all rounder for you.Īlso I used Octane for a few projects, because the nice realism at high reflections/refractions depth counts, but only the biased mode was working for my need, because than I got enough speed.

This allows the rendering of scenes with many millions of triangles - more than Rhino itself can handle. The geometry is not present in the Rhino scene and does not take any resources.

But your interior rendering looks great, nice photoreal. V-Ray Proxy Mesh allows geometry to be imported from an external mesh at render time only. I tested Thea some months before and don’t got it working for interiors. I was only a personal statement, so I write “… I know”. Plz stop … there are many engines supporting Rhino and each has pros and cons - Take a look i did these images in entirely in v5 and without vray.

Render rhino vray