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That's so sad, I wish there was some more software supported. People are even developing their own plugins at this point.

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That's pretty great news! But does the "exporter approach" mean that the functionality will be limited? Or does it all depend on the skills of the people who develop the exporter? I wish it could be something like Octane or Redshift (in development) for Blender. Is anyone actively working on it now though, or should we be looking for some talented people? I wish I knew anything about coding...

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Is this relevant also regarding the Standalone version?
(the last post)
https://forum.corona-renderer.com/index.php?topic=238.msg175976#msg175976

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Gallery / Just Some Olive Oil
« on: 2020-08-23, 01:51:14 »
Hello, I wanted to share my latest project after my first time with Corona for 3ds Max (die-hard Blender user here). I used the standalone version some time ago but I felt like I should try the "full version" as well. Hope you'll like it!
https://www.behance.net/gallery/102880017/Just-Some-Olive-Oil

Software: Blender|3dsMax|Corona Renderer|Photoshop|Substance Designer


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Full Blender integration just has to happen one day. There are studios switching over to Blender right now as it gets better and better with each update. For many artists that would like to switch to Corona from Blender the only thing that keeps them from doing so is the fact that you need to pay for 3D software (like 3Ds Max) which is unnecessary for them. Maybe you should reach out to Blender developers to see if they would be interested in helping you write a working plugin.

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Gallery / Dark Wood Kitchen [1st Render with Corona]
« on: 2018-11-13, 16:38:25 »
Hello everyone, I'm fairly new to Corona and as a Blender user, I wanted to finally try something new. I made this project over the weekend and rendered it today. Rendering process took about 2 hours and 40 minutes.

Here's also a link to this project on my Artstation: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/w86oyw

The original photo that inspired me was made by Nick De Clercq.




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