Fine-tune lights and materials and see the results right away. And with the NVIDIA AI Denoiser, V-Ray delivers instant feedback with less noise, while you design interactively. With V-Ray Denoiser, you can denoise each render element in post-production. Remove noise and dramatically cut the render times.

You can choose between super fast GPU and CPU or Hybrid rendering to best suit your project needs and requirements. V-Ray comes with two powerful rendering engines. *V-Ray Vision for MacOS will be supported in an upcoming release. Move around your model, apply materials, set up lights and cameras-all in a live real-time view of your scene. With V-Ray Vision*, you can visualize your designs in real-time while you work in SketchUp. V-Ray for SketchUp has a rich set of features, making high quality visualization fast and easy. Open BIM-Real Interoperability, Practical Collaboration.Using Worksheets to Manage Site Data in Vectorworks Landmark 2012.So happy days guess it will come out around june when ape do there second event. V- ray does now work on an m1 Mac through Rosetta 2 but they do have a native version on the way first half of this year. In short this is direct from chaos them self If you are not in a rush to get it now you can wait for the native version to come out. It depends - the current version works too and you can always switch to the native V-Ray later. So would you say hold off buying the M1 mac until later on when you have it ready for the M1 Mac ? We did some changes to the standard V-Ray and it works with SketchUp 2021 on M1 chip through Rosetta 2 emulation. Official release is expected in the first half of this year but we still don’t have a release date. We have the first renders done with V-Ray native for M1 chip. I asked this questions direct to chaos just the other week :

Vray 5 for sketchup mac