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[C4D] Corona Goodies - User Contributions / Re: 3DRnB - High Quality Rug Collection

« on: 2024-06-23, 16:50:16 »

Very nice, I think it fits the scene quite well, thanks for sharing!

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[C4D] Corona Goodies - User Contributions / Re: 3DRnB - High Quality Rug Collection

« on: 2024-06-13, 16:27:27 »

More images:

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[C4D] Corona Goodies - User Contributions / Re: 3DRnB - High Quality Rug Collection

« on: 2024-06-13, 16:23:38 »

Our friend from AP Render Studio shared with us some amazing images done using our rugs!

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[C4D] Corona Goodies - User Contributions / Re: 3DRnB - High Quality Rug Collection

« on: 2024-06-13, 16:07:22 »

Hey mate,
on your site it says



but when you click on by now it says "Sorry, the discount code you wish to use is inactive."


edit: nevermind bought alredy, couldnt wait

Hi, the discount was available only for the first week of sale that ended before your purchase, anyway this morning you have received a partial refund through Gumroad ;)

Thank for posting the image, looks cool!

Regarding the interactive renderer, unfortunately Corona uses the C4D Hair system and unless you bake the Hair (it can be done but it may generate large amount of polygons) it requires recalculation from frame to frame.
My suggestion is to disable the Hair when using interactive. Of course rugs that use Chaos Scatter or C4D cloner should run smoothly even using interactive.

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[C4D] Corona Goodies - User Contributions / Re: 3DRnB - High Quality Rug Collection

« on: 2024-05-29, 23:18:40 »

Beautiful man, i have fabrics for c4d, will buy this one too in a few days.
Just keep up with vray dont forget about corona users for c4d :)

Thanks!
I just need more time, other products will come in the future ;)

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[C4D] Corona Goodies - User Contributions / 3DRnB - High Quality Rug Collection

« on: 2024-05-29, 17:55:25 »

Hello everyone, it's been a while!

I finally found some spare time to experiment with the latest version of Corona. Since its features are similar to Vray, I decided to convert my rug collection to Corona. Although I had to use different tools for some models, I'm satisfied with the results. I've achieved the quality I aimed for.

You can download a free sample from the link below. If you share a render with us on instagram @3drenderandbeyond, you stand a chance to win the entire collection for free (by Wed. June, 5th).

https://www.3dtutorialandbeyond.com/store/coronarugs/

Here are a few tests I did while working on the collection. I hope you like them!

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[C4D] Corona Goodies - User Contributions / Re: 3DRnB Workplace Scene for Corona

« on: 2021-04-22, 15:11:18 »

To celebrate Earth Day we are offering a 30% Discount for every product, the coupon code is: earthday30

https://gumroad.com/l/fUqNtC

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[C4D] Corona Goodies - User Contributions / Re: 3DRnB Corona Fabric Shaders

« on: 2021-04-22, 15:05:43 »

To celebrate Earth Day we are offering a 30% Discount for every product, the coupon code is: earthday30

https://www.3dtutorialandbeyond.com/store/corona-fabric-shaders/

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[C4D] Corona Goodies - User Contributions / Re: 3DRnB Corona Fabric Shaders

« on: 2021-02-07, 21:32:30 »

Hi everybody :)
I want to inform you that we are working hard to complete our new Advanced Metal Bundle for Corona, before the end of the month we will have the same bundle for Vray ready, then it will take a few more weeks for the Corona version. In the mean while you can check on our social media the work in progress https://www.facebook.com/3drenderandbeyond  the images are made with Vray but we will guarantee the same quality for Corona too, results are pretty much the same ;)

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[C4D] General Discussion / Re: Is there a way to measure the correct light ?

« on: 2021-02-07, 21:02:59 »

IMO there is no need for that, all you need to know is that you should use proper value in lumens for the artificial lights (there is plenty of data online about this), the sun/sky is already calibrated by default and you can use that as a reference for calibrating HDR.
Once your lights are calibrated you will need to tune the exposure of your camera and this is really a simple process, start a render, adjust the exposure inside the VFB until it looks correct, then transfer the exposure on your camera setup, done.
Most render engine are actually quite precise about lights physical values so you just need to stitch to real world data and you will be fine ;)

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[C4D] Corona Goodies - User Contributions / Re: 3DRnB Corona Fabric Shaders

« on: 2020-11-26, 12:40:16 »

We are offering a 30% discount on the Fabric Shader Bundle, just insert the coupon code: blackfriday2020 when you buy the product;)
https://www.3dtutorialandbeyond.com/store/corona-fabric-shaders/

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[C4D] Corona Goodies - User Contributions / Re: 3DRnB Workplace Scene for Corona

« on: 2020-11-26, 12:35:57 »

We are offering a 30% discount on the Workplace Scene, just insert the coupon code: blackfriday2020 when you buy the product;)
https://www.3dtutorialandbeyond.com/store/



We have also recorded a small video tutorial about the AC piping shader, there is the link to download the scene included in the video description on Youtube:

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[C4D] General Discussion / Re: corona cinema4d on "apple silicon"?

« on: 2020-11-18, 21:24:50 »

Rendering on the MacMini you're going to run out of RAM very, very quickly.

Not necessarily, I can’t speak for M1 machine since I don’t have one, but even on standard Intel system MacOS is very efficient regarding memory management and remarkably stable. I own and use both Mac and Windows PC(both Intel and AMD) and while both OS should support compressed memory, that really work way better on Mac.
Years ago I was able to render a very large scene within 16GB on an old MacBookPro, the same scene required more than twice as much physical RAM on other systems equipped with 64GB, the MBP was still able to render without mayor slowdown/instability.
The new hardware/OS should work even better in that regard, so why I do agree that 16GB maybe few for some (including me) it may be plenty for many, after all GPU folks are still working with less than that on average;)
Always remember that this machines are just entry level systems, and probably their target audience will find 16GB sufficient for their needs, of course for more heavy tasks is better to wait for proper hardware with more physical RAM.

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[C4D] General Discussion / Re: corona cinema4d on "apple silicon"?

« on: 2020-10-29, 10:22:12 »

Many software will just need a recompile, they have already show Maya and other softwares running smoothly during the WWDC for example and they were not optimized for AS at all. Coding for GPU renderer is far more difficult, that’s why it took so long for Otoy and RS to get their renderer to Mac(while it’s still not possible to port it to AMD GPU on Windows because of the drivers).
In a very short time the first AS hardware will be available, bigger software house like Adobe, Maxon and other should already have something ready, then smaller developers will follow.
IMO there is nothing to worry about and no reason to switch to other engine;)

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[C4D] General Discussion / Re: corona cinema4d on "apple silicon"?

« on: 2020-10-25, 09:46:05 »

The first AS computer is around the corner but it will be just a low end laptop and you don’t want to work on that at least for render tasks(for image/video editing tasks I bet it will drive circle around at what we have now). Realistically a more powerful laptop is still months away and it will take about a year to get faster desktop systems, even more for high end desktop.
Developers as stated before are already looking in to this, but there is no hurry;)