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Answer: A dongle is a USB device that contains your V-Ray for SkethcUp license or
licenses. It’s very small and does not have any accessible storage space, it contains only
the license and not the software itself.
Answer:You can plug in your dongle at any point in the installation. The dongle must be
attached to the computer whenever you are using V-Ray.
Answer: You can move the dongle back and forth between users to quickly move the
license or you can use the the built in floating license manager to allow other computers on
the same Local Area Network to access the license from your machine.
Answer: You can access our material library by signing into the Chaos Group site here:
http://chaosgroup.com/en/2/downloads.html?s=v-ray-materials
Answer: SketchUp 2013 is only available as a 32bit program and V-Ray as a plugin takes
these settings from SketchUp. As a result V-Ray for SketchUp is only 32bit.
Answer: At this time V-Ray does use the video card or the GPU when rendering.
Answer: At this point rendering is all about number crunching. This means that a powerful
processor is the best place to focus when choosing a machine. V-Ray for SketchUp and
Rhino do not currently use the GPU when rendering but a good video card is not considered
a waste. Chaos Group does not recommend any specific brand or endorse a particular
model computer, processor or otherwise.
Question: How can I locate the records of my other Chaos Group purchases?