Ideas

I know it was been discussed some time ago, but I'd want to bring it up again. Would it be possible to get Pheonix simulations into Cinema 4D and render them using Corona? I have the Premium license, however I really miss this feature in Cinema. I...

When using CXR as the image output format, the entire image is saved as an uncompressed 32-bit image. In many cases this results in an astronomical file size that takes a long time to save, when most uses only require 32-bit. It would be incredibl...

HiA lot of times I need to zoom in order to view mapping details and I dont want to render that zoom, only view it on Viewport. So every time I need check it, then get out of it and check again.In V-Ray you can control that mode directly in VFB, c...

Please add Aerial Perspective effect in Environment section like in V-Ray. This is the base for exteriors. Current Volumetric system is extremely slow.

Today "convert scene" does not convert shaders like VRayColorCorrection or VRayMix to its Corona counter parts which is naturally should. All Vray shaders and other traces of Vray should translate to only dedicated Corona equvivalents.

Pre-tesselated subdivision in the geo tag similar to vray

I would like to have a sharpen and blur shader. There are many reasons why you would want to blur or sharpen a texture map. (artistic reasons, more or less micro details etc.) Right now, you need to load the texture in PS, change the texture to yo...

Would it be possible to show the viewport inside the VFB so i can apply regions before starting the render? not having to wait where before the images is clear enough to pin point where to place them would be a small time saver.

Would be great to be able to chose to open up a material (when double clicking on it) directly in the node editor. Similar to Redshift, you can chose in the renderer settings how the material opens.

Fstorm has a good and easily accessible way to check for noisy areas and to "force" solving such areas. It's a green/red/black render element that is easy to use and understand.