Ideas

HiCould it be possible to have adittional outpus for Corona AO map

Sometimes using a distance map is a great way to generate a scatter map or mask for materials in your scene. However the distance map is computationally pretty expensive especially with lots of items or high resolution assets and often i find myse...

Hey! Would it be possible to have a master material modifier for objects? Like a 3ds Max modifier to change materials? And to be able to add a coefficient or arbitrary value to all the material channels of objects? Darker, rougher, less IOR, more ...

Hello, it would be great if we could also use CoronaSelector maps in the Scene Environments slots. For example, if I show a building from two different views, I usually need two separate HDRI/CoronaSky settings. If you then combine this with compl...

Hi, could we have this effect for Corona AO, similar to RichDirt and Vray Dirt

Hi, is there a possibility to add a Turn on/off option for ColorCorrect map? sometimes I want to see what changes has this map into the material and make some tests without it.

Currently, we can specify the anisotropy orientation as "local axis" or "UVW channel" in the Corona Physical Material > Advanced options. This request is to have one more option specifying the anisotropy orientation based on another scene objec...

When using a spline as the source in the Corona Distance Map, the effect only appears where the spline physically intersects the surface or falls within the distance threshold. Request: Add a Raycast Projection mode so that the entire spline is pr...

If there was a map in the Mat Editor that allowed us to select which decal to use as the projection, we could position maps, but more specifically masks onto scene objects by using decals. This would open up the possibility of easily animatable, l...

The title may sound a bit confusing, but I couldn't come up with a better one. :) Example use cases: As in this thread: https://forum.corona-renderer.com/index.php?topic=42435.0 The idea is to: load a HDRI as the scene directly visible environment...