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''Also note that some metallic materials may display as back in the viewport.''
The texture files are missing in your example. So, I'm also getting a black preview which is to be expected. Also note that some metallic materials may display as back in the viewport.
It is possible to simply drag in a VDB file (static or animated) into C4D and you can then drop that into a Volume mesher and apply a Corona volume mat to it.
@Evine
Yes, textures aren't packed with the scene. Need to use your own!
My bad for assuming you were aware of this... ˇˇ
PS.
Always check with "Project Asset Inspector" for any stuff missing - which is found under "Window" menu ;)
Hm, it works/shows fine here (as set).
Tho, since Corona doesn't apply 'standard C4D lighting' - to have more control and natural look - add Corona Sky ('Environment Lighting') & Corona Camera ('Standard Observer') to your scene.Scene attached. :)
Image you posted reveals nothing about what you've done - about how's your scene constructed, shaded, set... ?
So do a test with same scene set/structure on another example (ie. a cube using same lighting, materials & render settings...) If it still renders black, share it here, and if it renders OK, then compare to find what's different. Might be just direction of normals or such.
"Why is anything black? Because no light reaches 'I'."
More data is needed to make precise conclusion and offer solution.
This is Pyro:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3imsb4OA_fM
Hi, ''Pyro'' in 2023 is on our list. Currently, the best way is to export the sim as a .vdb sequence and use a Corona volume grid to render it. :)
Thank you very much. Everything looks nice now after I changed the screen size to a lower value.:)Hey guys! Did anyone met the issue that the edge of the tiles looks so jagged after inserting an displacement texture?burnin said everything right about 16/32 bit.
But other than that the jagged edges can be due to bad texture - sharp boundaries between white and black.
You can try smoothing the texture in Photoshop: Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur...
However do not forget about Render Settings: Corona > Performance settings > Displacement / Screen size (px) - for example a value of 0.5 or less.
This is common issue with a low - 8bit - maps use without sufficient underlying geometry.
To solve it, you need more detail, either using higher, 16- or 32- bitmaps, or subdividing the base geometry, or both.
Check:
@Evine - I cannot read your language (Japanese I think), but the focal length is the first one listed on that panel (see my attachment). Your looks to be adjustable though. Are you referring to the Zoom option at the bottom? That one is greyed out because you are using a perspective camera. That feature only works with Parallel cameras. I too am using C4D r20 and am curious why I have six options for the camera and you only have five.Thank you for replying. It's not Japanese but Chinese :) Yeah I realized I used the wrong word, it should be focal distance instead of focal length. I have been using V4 for 2 years but as you recommend now I m gonna try Corona 6.
Wait, are you talking about the Focus Distance arrow below that? If so then I don't know why your is greyed out. I have running a recent daily build of Corona 7. Since you're paying for Corona already, why not use v6 Hotfix 2? It works perfectly fine with C4D r20.
