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Extract the contents of the relevant .zip file into a suitable folder, for example, vray_builds/my_version . After the extraction, there should be four sub folders in it: nuke_plugins, nuke_root, nuke_vray, vray and vray_std .
Running Nuke
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Before you run Nuke, you need to perform the following steps:
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Footnotes
n is the Nuke version (12, 12.1, 12.2, etc.)Anchor 1 1
Running V-Ray Standalone
After you have complete your V-Ray for Nuke setup, you need to to perform the following steps to run V-Ray Standalone
Windows
Edit the vray_builds/my_version/vray_std/vrayconfig.xml Replace [PLUGINS]\vrayplugins with the path to vray_builds/my_version/nuke_vray/vrayplugins.
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Edit the vray_builds/my_version/vray_std/vrayconfig.xml Replace [PLUGINS]/vrayplugins with the path to vray_builds/my_version/nuke_vray/vrayplugins .
Edit vray_builds/my_version/vray_std/vray. Replace [PLUGINS] with the path to vray_builds/my_version/vray_std .