Corona for Cinema 4D

Working in Live Event Visualisations, light beams and haze are vital to get Light Effects across. The current system is not good enough for this. RedShift's system is much mopre controllable down to the individual light source's setting

Pre-tesselated subdivision in the geo tag similar to vray

I have already discussed the issue of saving PNG files in the Adobe RGB 1998 color space with technical support and on the forum, but I have not found any way to achieve this. Corona performs its rendering calculations in Wide Gamut RGB, but subse...

You drive geometry but no shader and texture path sharing in vrmesh contener. Please , connecte asset between 3ds and c4d (and all corona render plateform support) thx

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 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.

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.

As the topic says. Vray fur function is a really good function that I would love in Corona. Sometimes c4d native hair is overkill. So please implement!

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...

Please add an option to lock the Interactive Render Viewport to a specific camera in Cinema 4D. Right now the IRV always follows the active viewport, which makes it hard to keep a fixed camera view while working in other views. A “Lock to Camera” ...