Chaos Cloud Credits - Educational

The Chaos Cloud Credits service removes unnecessary workflow complexity, such as the installation of plugins, manual asset uploads, and virtual machines setup.

Chaos Cloud Credits is designed with architecture and product visualization in mind. It is the optimal solution for workflows that require multiple design iterations, and it pioneers a smart-upload mechanism that breaks down the scene and fetches only elements that have been changed.
The service also delivers on Chaos' promise to keep revolutionizing the way movies are made. Chaos Cloud Credits leverages cloud capacity to render an entire shot in the time it usually takes to render one frame.
Part of the service is a mobile-friendly job-monitoring portal that allows for simple job edits and on-the-go job resubmission, even without access to the scene itself.

Chaos Cloud Credits is a simple integrated service that brings fast cloud rendering to individual V-Ray users in the architectural visualization, product design and VFX industries. It addresses the need for a streamlined, user-friendly, remote-rendering service for architects, visual artists and product designers. It is designed for users with a low tolerance for technical complexity seeking workflows that do not hinder their iterative creative processes.

Note: Some functionality limitations apply to third-party plugins, which will not be initially supported.

Highlights

• Cloud rendering for everyone - Now, cloud rendering is built right into V-Ray. And it's as easy as pushing a button. It handles everything for you automatically — from licensing and uploading your scenes to launching virtual machines — so you get your job done fast.
• Turn your computer into a supercomputer - What if you could render an animation in the time it takes to render a single frame? Now you can. With Chaos Cloud, you now have your own personal supercomputer. And it scales with you for any job that comes your way.
• Render while you work - Keep creating. Keep designing. Let Chaos Cloud do the rendering so you can keep working. And you can render multiple jobs at the same time. Because you've got more important things to do than wait.
  
  

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