as always you do a wonderful job. however, v-ray for revit is simple, aimed at archiviz and as many of us architecture and civil engineering technicians use revit to design our projects, v-ray for revit is a trick up our sleeve that when well implemented will put the competition of renderers in the background.... however we still don't have access to all the creative power of v-ray, I'm talking about professional animation tools and effects, today we want not only images but also video, to be able to do animation professionals and with phoenix chaos effects we have to resort to v-ray for 3ds max and this is another cost because not only do we need to add another v-ray license as well as we need 3ds max license itself this increases production costs and makes it more work because v-ray for 3ds max itself is not simplified for archiviz; i hope you guys talk well with autodesk revit to release professional animation tools and other tools so you can also give us chaos phoenix animation features and effects!
