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V-Ray for 3ds Max provides real-time preview for all V-Ray shaders and the new V-Ray Studio. As the V-Ray SDK is distributed with the render module, users can integrate V-Ray into their project directly without having to add any libraries. Additionally, the rendering process is performed in real-time. V-Ray 1.3.2 for 3ds Max’s new HDR workflow In the latest version of V-Ray, we have improved HDR workflow for 3ds Max. With the new update, users will be able to take a real-time preview of the HDR image, combine all needed maps, adjust brightness, contrast, exposure, gamma and details level. The new HDR workflow also allows users to seamlessly mix and match all the needed maps for a single scene. V-Ray with Maxwell’s NLIR and X-Ray In version 1.3.2, V-Ray supports the Maxwell's NLIR technology. This technology is used for capturing the light reflected by non-lit objects and bringing them to life in the rendered image. To better understand the process of this technology, we've set up a quick demo: V-Ray is an incredibly powerful rendering software. With Maxwell's NLIR support and X-Ray, 3ds Max users will be able to have an even better experience. Stay tuned to learn more about V-Ray’s latest developments. New plugins for 3ds Max 2016 and 2016.2 In addition to the changes in the rendering pipeline of V-Ray 1.3, we have also improved the main rendering pipeline in 3ds Max 2016 and 3ds Max 2016.2. There are several new features, such as the new Material and Surface nodes, new node-based graph nodes, new nodes for lenses, and other changes. Here's a quick demo of 3ds Max 2016’s latest features: After download, the V-Ray SDK is now in your applications folder with all the components installed. Stay tuned to learn more about the latest changes in V-Ray. We hope you enjoy it! The V-Ray SDK is available for free. Follow us on Facebook or Twitter to receive more updates and information.Q: How to apply a filter to a "Select All" box in sqlalchemy? This is a simplified example: from sqlalchemy import * #