The Render Node 3.0 license is used only for rendering. You will be able to use V-Ray plugin in 3ds Max’s interface, navigate V-Ray Render Setup menus, use materials, etc.

The interface license allows you to use V-Ray menus in 3ds Max GUI. One V-Ray 3.0 Workstation license for 3ds Max consist of 1 Interface(GUI) license and 1 Render Node 3.0 license. As it turns out I was wrong, since the main machine which has 3DS Max and Vray installed is considered a render node itself. Reading darthviper107’s post I thought that I didn’t need an extra render node licence for distributing my renderis to EXACTLY TWO machines. We also offer Chaos Cloud Credits Packs which are not term-based, meaning that they do not have an expiration date.Just to make something clear for anyone else bumping into this topic. This option can be disabled/enabled at any time through My Chaos. *Please bear in mind that all term licenses come with an auto-renewal option enabled, meaning that the license will automatically renew itself for another month, year or three-years, depending on the type of the license. Options here would be Chaos V-Ray Premium, Chaos V-Ray Enterprise, V-Ray Render Node Single license and Packs, Chaos Phoenix, and Chaos Scans. Entitles you to use the Chaos products for 3 years from the moment of purchase. 3-Yeаr Term - discounted offer compared to the Monthly and Annual ones.Options here would be Chaos V-Ray Premium, Chaos V-Ray Enterprise, Chaos Phoenix, V-Ray Sиngle Render Node, V-Ray Render Node Packs, Chaos Scans, Chaos Vantage, and Chaos Player. Entitles you to use the Chaos Products for a year from the moment of the purchase.

Annual - discounted offer compared to the Monthly one.Options here would be Chaos V-Ray Solo, Chaos V-Ray Premium, V-Ray Single Render Node, Chaos Phoenix, and Chaos Scans. Monthly - entitles you to use the Chaos Products for a month from the moment of the purchase.Currently, we provide our customers access to three types of term licenses:

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