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Chaos Corona for Cinema 4D => [C4D] I need help! => Topic started by: koubankeo on 2020-02-11, 11:09:29

Title: shader lost
Post by: koubankeo on 2020-02-11, 11:09:29
Hi,

I have a big problem. I made some visualizations for the client and after a week I come back to the scene. I found out that some materials were lost! More specifically, C4d layer shader and a combination of several noise shaders. Now I do not remember the exact settings and the client requires it.

I'm angry, should I explain to the client that I'm working in a corona for C4D that contains bugs?

please, give me an advice
Title: Re: shader lost
Post by: Beanzvision on 2020-02-11, 11:21:16
Hi, was this material saved to the content browser at all or just the regular save file? Are the texture paths relative or absolute? Are they textures or shaders that are listed in the layers? It's hard to say at this point where the blame lays. Are you able to share the scene via our private uploader?

Private Uploader:
https://corona-renderer.com/upload
Title: Re: shader lost
Post by: koubankeo on 2020-02-11, 11:56:56
I sent the material via the uploader.

I created the material in a "test scene" that wasn't saved, copy and paste into the complex scene. No textures, just layer shader and noise shader.
Title: Re: shader lost
Post by: Beanzvision on 2020-02-11, 12:48:15
Thanks, We'll take a look!
Title: Re: shader lost
Post by: Beanzvision on 2020-02-11, 12:52:37
My initial guess would be the Corona Shared shader as the culprit, can you try duplicating the nodes without the use of the Shared shader and let me know the outcome?
Title: Re: shader lost
Post by: koubankeo on 2020-02-11, 13:46:59
I thought this bug you solved a long time ago. What then is the advantage of the node editor? Once they get lost, once they don't?
Title: Re: shader lost
Post by: Beanzvision on 2020-02-11, 14:18:58
Hi, It's not uncommon for old bugs to resurface in newer releases. Although it's not intentional, it can happen. Making changes to fix one bug can introduce a new one or even revive an old one. We will continue to investigate.