Processor | Intel 64, AMD64 or compatible processor with AVX2 support |
RAM | Minimum 8 GB GPU VRAM. It is recommended to have system RAM that is at least twice the size of your GPU VRAM. |
Operating system | Microsoft® Windows® 10 with Update 2004 (version 10.0.19041) or newer |
Licensing | Envision license with License Server 6.2.0 or newer |
GPU Acceleration | DXR-compatible NVIDIA® or AMD or Intel discrete GPU. NVIDIA Cards:Turing architecture: GeForce RTX 20XX Series, Quadro RTX X000 Series Ampere architecture: GeForce RTX 30XX Series, (Quadro)RTX AX000 Series Ada Lovelace architecture: GeForce RTX 40XX Series, (Quadro)RTX X000 Ada Series Blackwell architecture: GeForce RTX 50XX Series
For more information on NVIDIA models, click here and here. AMD cards (experimental):RDNA 2: Radeon RX 6000 Series, Radeon Pro W6000 Series RDNA 3: Radeon RX 7000 Series, Radeon Pro W7000 Series RDNA 4: Radeon RX 9000 Series For more information on AMD models, click here. Intel cards (experimental):Intel Arc series For more information on Intel models, click here.
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Envision currently does not support a multi-GPU setup.Supported Platforms & Formats
Enscape, V-Ray, Corona & Chaos Bridge can export vrscene and vrmesh files that you can load into Envision.
In addition, you can also load FBX, DAE and OBJ (limited) files into Envision.
Alternatively, you can choose to create a Live Link from V-Ray 7.2 for SketchUp, Rhino or Revit, all Enscape integrations from version 4.18 onwards, or via Chaos Bridge 7 for SketchUp, Rhino or Revit. Please note that the Chaos Bridge installer uninstalls V-Ray.
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