Author Topic: "Stamping" a render with text in the VFB.  (Read 1015 times)

2019-04-30, 11:52:26

rasputin1963

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Hey guys,

A question.   In CORONA 3 for C4D,   there is the option,  under the render settings,  to "stamp" your render with performance statistics,   ie.,  some text.

Is there any way to set up a render such that you can add some text to the render that is NOT necessarily Performance-related?    In my case,   I wanted to render out several test proofs,
each of which has a different Volume Shader setting.     I wanted to have each render tell me what Volume settings had been used in each one,   so I could study and learn from them later.

Thanks in advance,      ras

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2019-04-30, 15:09:44
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TomG

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You can add your own static text, and a list of available render stamp variables is at https://coronarenderer.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/5000522226-renderstamp-variables (I think all the same ones apply between Max and C4D)

Volume settings aren't in the variables, so you'd have to manually add that text, and update it manually for each render. As a note, the render stamp often does not save from the VFB into, say, PNG or JPG etc at this time (this is tracked internally as 312410914).
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2019-04-30, 21:20:50
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I think for that you may use render history and name every VFB renderings

2019-05-02, 17:45:06
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you could potentially also script something that adds this information into your filename