Why Is This RENDERING Software $14,000 PER YEAR?! WTF is Autodesk Vred

Autodesk Vred is one of Autodesks most expensive licenses, in this video I explain why and what it does, who it's for and what it offers. Autodesk Vred is a premium offering for the Automotive (car) industry and is one of the best offerings in the world for renderings, VR and visualization.
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Autodesk store link to check pricing, change to your region for correct currency:
Autodesk Vred Professional- www.jdoqocy.co...
Autodesk Vred Design - www.anrdoezrs....
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Check out the featured artists, massive thanks to:
Dany Bullet Vred CGI Artist: www.behance.ne...
Recom Farmhouse: www.recomfarmh...
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I do have a full Vred beginners tutorial:
• Autodesk Vred Tutorial...
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I designed and released a workstation performance benchmarking tool for Autodesk Inventor called InvMark, it's free....
Check out InvMark for yourself - invmark.cadac....
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[@VREDexpert]

Excellent job on condensing all the info from so many channels in a 15 min video. Kudos 🔥🔥🔥

[@00Seven1000]

Excellent software in many areas. But it has negatives unfortunately....It's very expensive, has a clunky/awkward interface and the animation/curve editor is terrible. I would say this software needs to adapt and improve very quickly to avoid being ousted by the juggernaut that is Unreal Engine.

[@Neil3D]

Tbh I find the UE interface to be clunky and awkward, I think any interface you're not familiar with looks awkward until you are. Agree the animation editor isn't fluid, I struggle with that and wasn't sure if it was just so detailed that it was beyond my comprehension yet or just badly laid out. But whether UE threatens Vred, don't know. Obviously UE has arguable equal rendering capabilities, but I can't see Epic implementing the automotive specific hooks that Vred has which go further than rendering. There's no doubt that UE has disrupted the visualisation scene, but IMO that in itself has a huge learning curve, with the massive advantage of having a globally available library of free tutorials and elearning courses whereas Vred is far more boutique.

[@spiralingspiral72]

​@@Neil3D that's because UE is designed as a game engine, and primarily used for real-time rendering and presentation, especially with the recent release of the absolute beast that is Unreal Engine 5.
meaning that you still have to model somewhere else, and given how very friendly UE's free version is (basically commercial access, no file and saving restrictions, all as long as you don't make $1mil/year, and if you do, you only pay 5% of your profits to UE), you might as well pair it with another 3d software like Rhino or even Blender.

[@imuz8644]

We use VRED daily to support global marketing and sales communications. It's a great product.

[@samehullahafzali8913]

And in Adobe if you become there reseller Partner they give you free access to their all software

[@keithmangan1913]

So Autodesk have put together; 3ds Max 2016; Vray 3.0 and Unreal engine for the low low price of 15k a year; and you still dont get to own it. For 15k+vat buying yourself a beast of a pc and opting for other programs seems like a better choice.

[@paulo_lf_]

I use VRED for AEC 😎

[@VREDexpert]

Me too. th-cam.com/video/J25tW8ZOpEY/w-d-xo.html With the possibility to bake the lighting into textures it works pretty good to create realistic real-time scenes with those planar content.

[@justinblanche4425]

well, this is more than enough reason for me too XD

[@paulo_lf_]

@@justinblanche4425 interesting, it seems like if you don’t know where you are going, any road will take you there ;)

[@qabalah78]

Totally mind blowing! The Go thing, wtf.

[@samehullahafzali8913]

Can you make a video about how to become Autodesk partner

[@samehullahafzali8913]

Can you reserch on is it possible to get free access to their all software with becoming their partner please 🥺🥺

[@Neil3D]

If you're a reseller then yes the reseller generally gets NFR licenses to all or most of the software, there are different tiers but obviously a reseller isn't going to buy the software to then sell it

[@samehullahafzali8913]

@@Neil3D can you make a video about it and is there any autodesk chat support and how to be an autodesk resaler please and thanks reply please

[@samehullahafzali8913]

@@Neil3D please answer my question please 😃😃

[@samehullahafzali8913]

@@Neil3D and can you say exactly that do I get free access to all of autodesk’s products and services as a reseller please reply and please answer to all of my questions please !!!!

[@yusofmapping]

@@Neil3D please reply to me in Instagram

[@tomast9034]

what threw my socks off ....it can open massive assemblies in step format in the blink of the eye ....ok like 5 minutes ,where inventor is chewing on it for hours with no result and creo to be sure says f..off after 2 minutes. :D:D:D. unrealed or similar dont even try. edit: all on the same machine. and massive i mean like 60000+ items alltogether

[@mrdot1126]

its simple, yes it has great features, but it boils down to, they know what they have, and they know copmany's that use this make billions thus the high price..

[@mirosawgarycki3290]

Great software but not affordable for small studios

[@志工-j7w]

VRED is too weak in front of Unreal Engine...hurry up...and free of charge

[@2010Edgars]

Use Ureal Engine 5.

[@MarceneiroFDS]

Well-chosen title. WTF!!!

[@alexwang9456]

ay but you can get it for free with their education program tho :p

[@elektrolyte]

HOLY SHEEEEEEET!

[@DiahRhiaJones]

Seems totally useless tbh

[@cryptoman1812]

not anymore!!!! Vred PLE licenses free 1 year