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A simple checkbox to lock the movement, rotation and scale flags of the camera to prevent accidental nudging with mouse. Very easily done when working fast or when using something like a spacemouse.

Dear Corona Renderer Development Team, Hello. I am a designer/artist who uses Corona daily, and I would like to provide some in-depth feedback on the VFB2 interactive interface. VFB2 is powerful, but in practical workflow, I believe several key ad...

Hi Everytime that I create a Rectangle light (with no target) I need to figure it out where is targeting, the intensity rays are only visible when the light its too big and has a very large intensity, but if I use thin lights or smaller ones for d...

The UI of Corona materials is slow to display, especially when using IR and switching between materials. The UI will redraw only slowly, due to the fact that Corona materials and the render dialog use the Win32 framework for its UI. It's well visi...

To push realism further, the image outpot should mimic real world lenses even more. Octane introduced/will introduce, for example, a new "real" camera option with different effects similar to real glass camera lenses. Such as soft focus, soft edge...

As before, can we get back the smiley turning on the VFB window when IR or rendering are on ? It will avoid forgetting to stop interactive rendering while working on the scene and get crashs. This was a super simple feature, kicked off with no rea...

Added from the "The most wanted feature?" poll on the Corona Forum.

RichDirt from EnRichPro was a brilliant solution for surface texture variation. After many years it received corona support but given it was a one-man dev team and sales were low, the company has now ceased to trade it seems (https://www.enrichpro...

Add controls to the Corona Camera that let you set image resolution, aspect ratio, which will be used on rendering (overriding anything set in Render Settings). Moved from forum https://forum.corona-renderer.com/index.php?topic=33385.15 Already in...

It would be a very useful feature to get an even more "real" camera lens effect.