i have model of 3ds max and i want export it to rhinoceros but don’t change material. do you help me?
001_plant 3dsmax 3dmodel Maxbrute.rar (3.4 MB)
Are the materials from Vray?
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Yep!
What about exporting a vray proxy? They are compatible between Rhino and 3ds Max.
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i export from 3d max as vrscene and the import it into rhino! (it’s true you need to have 3d max installed)
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Do you need to own two v-ray licences both for 3ds max and rhino?
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Yes! I want. If you have please send me?
From Max you need V-Ray to export a vrscene. In Rhino you need V-Ray to render with V-Ray 
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This is a very common problem that I face frequently. A tutorial on how to get a 3ds max model with vray materials into rhino in the most effective ways would be great to see. The addition of VRscenes has been excellent and made a huge impact on how I deal with importing models between the suites, but leaves much to be desired in customization after import, a VRmesh is also decent, but for complex objects this becomes extremely tedious and difficult. I’ve had some luck using a script(DetachbyID) that detaches parts of the model by render material and then exporting this as an OBJ, but this still leaves the task of reapplying often 20-30 materials back onto the model inside of Rhino. As most of the render resources are only available as a vray 3ds max file it would stand to reason that this workflow is common for many fields, especially Arch Viz.
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i don’t see vrscene in vray 3.4 for rhino. How can add them in object and render?