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[Max] General Discussion / Why hasn't anyone brought this keyboard shortcut back yet? and more..
« on: 2024-02-26, 14:26:04 »
Hi,
In certain past versions of Corona there was an ingenious keyboard shortcut that worked in VFB Corona to quickly create region render fields.
All you had to do was press Shift + left and create regions. It sped up the workflow nicely. But I guess someone from the Corona crew didn't like the fact that it made working with Corona easier and knocked out this shortcut and for probably 4-5 versions it is still not there! And I admonished for it in the comments. Now you have to click the Region button manually with the mouse every time, which on 4K monitors slows things down. How to re-enable this shortcut by yourself? And if not then FINALLY restore it in Corona 12 when the new VFB will be released (eventually, because it deviates in quality from v-ray heavily and runs less smoothly).
The second question is why the Road Map Corona lists only 2 people introducing new innovations in subsequent versions? Are Martin Šik and Ondra Karlik the only programmers in the Corona team? :D No one else is writing new lines of code? I once saw a picture from 5 years ago of people working on Corona and it was over 20-25 people if I remember correctly, how is it possible that only 2 people have been developing Corona for several versions?
The third annoying thing since 2-3 versions of Corona, is every time you open an interactive rendering or final, you have to manually expand Tone Mapping, by default either all of them are closed, or Bloom and Glare are open. It was most convenient when Tone Mapping was ALWAYS open and available from the first version of Corona! Fix this because it slows down the work and annoys, interferes with the smoothness of the project work. Where do you get the ideas for such a hindrance. Not to mention that you messed up the order of options in Tone Mapping to which you have been accustomed for years and now I still miss them in their places. And probably thousands of other graphic designers who have worked with Corona for years, especially since the first versions.
In certain past versions of Corona there was an ingenious keyboard shortcut that worked in VFB Corona to quickly create region render fields.
All you had to do was press Shift + left and create regions. It sped up the workflow nicely. But I guess someone from the Corona crew didn't like the fact that it made working with Corona easier and knocked out this shortcut and for probably 4-5 versions it is still not there! And I admonished for it in the comments. Now you have to click the Region button manually with the mouse every time, which on 4K monitors slows things down. How to re-enable this shortcut by yourself? And if not then FINALLY restore it in Corona 12 when the new VFB will be released (eventually, because it deviates in quality from v-ray heavily and runs less smoothly).
The second question is why the Road Map Corona lists only 2 people introducing new innovations in subsequent versions? Are Martin Šik and Ondra Karlik the only programmers in the Corona team? :D No one else is writing new lines of code? I once saw a picture from 5 years ago of people working on Corona and it was over 20-25 people if I remember correctly, how is it possible that only 2 people have been developing Corona for several versions?
The third annoying thing since 2-3 versions of Corona, is every time you open an interactive rendering or final, you have to manually expand Tone Mapping, by default either all of them are closed, or Bloom and Glare are open. It was most convenient when Tone Mapping was ALWAYS open and available from the first version of Corona! Fix this because it slows down the work and annoys, interferes with the smoothness of the project work. Where do you get the ideas for such a hindrance. Not to mention that you messed up the order of options in Tone Mapping to which you have been accustomed for years and now I still miss them in their places. And probably thousands of other graphic designers who have worked with Corona for years, especially since the first versions.
