Vray vs Arnold which is Better.

Two of the render engines that are popular nowadays are VRay and Arnold. It is true that they are both useful and powerful, but each one of them has specific and different features.

That's why we will make a comparison between the two engines to help you pick the best one for your particular project's needs.

Brief background:
V-Ray is a popular and powerful Render engine used in media, entertainment, architecture, product design, film, video game production, and industrial design. It was created in 1997 and has been used on a wide scale since the early 2000s and it kept going over the years.

Arnold is an advanced Monte Carlo ray tracing renderer Autodesk bought it in 2016. Overall it was made to stand up to VFX and animation production demands. It offers a powerful and straightforward rendering experience that delivers stunning results for many industries. Over the years it has been used in many small and big projects from architectural visualization to big project Hollywood blockbuster.

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[AbbasKhan-dksb]

Your channel is amazing man. Very informative 🔥 keep up the good work!

[thechisensei]

the best comparison ive seen for both software. thanks!

[PCBOX-cszv]

Yay new channel good luck and your video is really good keep going

[gamersworld]

Great information please make more and more never gonna stop 😀

[phoenixgaming]

simple arnold used for industry and vray for freelancer

[titoeloshhyris]

both is awesome, i rendered too many project with vray and i approve it

[abo-malek.]

Can you put a light beam effect into an Arnold projector?

[BARE_TEETH]

In 3dsmax Is there a library of materials for Arnold in the same way that V-Ray has a material library? The Physical Materials presets are very limited, and V-Ray has a lot. I have not been able to find 3dsMax Arnold Material Libararies.

[bldrnr]

any tuts for rendering exteriors in Maya 2018 with Arnold, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

[DennisTamayo]

DreamWorks Animation used the Arnold engine for the final renderings for current & future films.

[martindione]

in my experience, Arnold has the best quality and is a bit easier to set up, but man, it's SLOW, it's not suitable for small companies or students with hardware and time/budget limitations, only for bigger companies with big farms available.

[swapnanilnag]

Oh man !!! How many channels you have opened ??!! Didn't know about this CAD channel !!!

[mohanad]

nice content but please make your narration clearer

[bburwqn]

Автор забыл добавить что такие рендеры как Arnold and Corona требуют крутых видеокарт с ядром минимум Maxwell.

[reaktorleak]

Arnold all the way. The quality is unmatched, so much so that it saved my job.

[oscarcampbellhobson]

Arnold renders so fast (on a 3090ti and I9 13900k) haven’t used vray yet but want to

[blenderingD]

I just started with Arnold and man it's very slow, even on CPU, rendering a teapot with one light and a simple infinite background. Default settings took 6 minutes to render on a Ryzen 3700x. But it looks sooo Good.

[BenleGentil]

Great video - there's an inaccuracy in the pricing information. You're comparing Vray's monthly subscription (80$) vs Arnold annual subscription on a monthly cost. For a single application, Vray comes down to 470$ per year or 39$ per month. This gives the impression that Vray is an expensive solution, a widely shared feeling in the industry (I used to believe that until I checked it back a few months earlier when switching back from Corona). Cheers

[EagleEye]

Uggh. Another comparison where someone doesn't have the balls to say which they like better.

[rodrigogier]

love it how they keep trying to dethrone Vray, but fail everytime