Ideas

I would appreciate a Corona function to delete identical Corona materials, not based on the material name but rather on settings.

It would be very useful to have the option to switch interactive rendering (and possibly also final rendering) between the standard rendering mode and the AI Upscale mode. Currently, AI Upscale needs to be enabled manually in the Corona Settings →...

Texture baking is still a desired function in Corona Renderer. I think it is a timely step not to limit your projects to renderings and 3D animations in perfect Corona quality, but also to use the possibility of real-time applications such as augm...

This would bring parity with Max and add a shaders that are otherwise very difficult to create/control

Taken from forum thread at https://forum.corona-renderer.com/index.php?topic=31342.0 since it has some recent discussion. And internal note was already created for this topic. Adding to Lights and Rendering.

It would be very helpful if Corona supports the rendering of particles from the new built in Particle System in C4D (without solutions like cloner etc.)

It would be great to see the correct texture scale displayed in the 3D viewport when using the RANDOMIZE or TRIPLANAR shaders. At the moment, any scale adjustments made within these shaders are not reflected in the 3D editor, which makes it diffic...

Dear Chaos Team, I'm a passionate Blender user and a great admirer of the stunning realism and user-friendly workflow offered by Corona Renderer in 3ds Max and Cinema 4D. I, along with many others in the Blender community, would love to see offi...

It would significantly improve workflow if there were a panel on the left side displaying all available shaders, which could then be dragged and dropped directly into the material editor, similar to the system used in Octane. This would make creat...

Hi, we use a lot of RGB based masks at my studio, so we take advantage of Corona's "CMasking_Mask" element in RGB mode for our objects etc. Looking at Vantage's documents and forums, they use Vray's "MultiMatteElement" which does the same thing, b...