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Title: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: alexisliza on 2013-03-13, 16:08:08

Hi everyone,
This is my first post.
I encountered some issue with the actual alphabuild like displace and max maps like falloff.
At this stage, who know which maps are supported (noise,falloff etc)
I set both primary and secondary modes to path tracing.
corona look awesome at this stage, i really enjoy to use it.

comments are welcome
i would like to test it more with the daily build

thanks

05/04

Hi guys! I have update the work of this wip, I don't know if it's the final result or maybe I will make littles changes because corona is great :)

22/11 Hi guys! I've update the scene of my first corona. PT + HDCache with all default settings. Render time was ridiculous ...

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: grafichissimo on 2013-03-13, 16:13:44

Man looks amazing maybe a little bit of more contrast and the window frame seem to be too thick.
What about the light, did you use an hdri and the corona sun ?

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: alexisliza on 2013-03-13, 16:58:02

Hi grafichissimo! are you italian? thanks for your reply I've really appreciated your comment (frame, contrast), yes it's an half finish image, it's a render from max without post production look at the grass in the right it's without texture :( . For the lights i've used a corona sun with a combinated hdr map, and various corona lights in the water. This weekend i will finish this image

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: Polymax on 2013-03-13, 17:34:58

Cool and realistic! But fireflies ;)!

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: grafichissimo on 2013-03-13, 17:38:02

Yes I am :), I see , only one thing, is the Corona sun light matching the sun of the HDRI?
Well done...

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: alexisliza on 2013-03-13, 17:56:05

thanks Polymax, yes I've match the hdr maps with the sun, it's strange because the sky is the max maps, it's not replaced in post prod

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: Chakib on 2013-03-13, 19:39:39

Did you use the latest  nightly build for these renders or not ? maybe it will fix  these nasty  fireflies

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: lacilaci on 2013-03-13, 20:15:17

Very nice :)

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: alexisliza on 2013-03-13, 21:46:56

I don't know if i've used the latest build, i've just download the "alpha3" in download section. In this build many maps are not supported like falloff map and normal bump. I'm new in the forum i don't know how the developement wok :(

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: Chakib on 2013-03-14, 01:05:14

Quote from: alexisliza on 2013-03-13, 21:46:56

I don't know if i've used the latest build, i've just download the "alpha3" in download section. In this build many maps are not supported like falloff map and normal bump. I'm new in the forum i don't know how the developement wok :(

PM keymaster for the latest build ;)

falloff is supported in alpha 3 what are you talking about lol

Normal map yes it doesn't work good right now.

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: Ondra on 2013-03-14, 01:11:19

3dsmax Normap map is implemented in a really f**ked up way, so I am not sure if I will ever support it. It will be probably simpler for me to add a dedicated normal map slot to CoronaMtl

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: ecximer on 2013-03-14, 07:44:11

It is sad :(

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: maru on 2013-03-14, 11:01:22

Why?

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: alexisliza on 2013-03-14, 11:25:11

thanks to all, I don't know which maps are supported, I've just added a green falloff map in the corona material for the grass in the right of the image, I've tried 5 times and the result is always grey :(

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: patoaltaco on 2013-03-14, 20:15:32

Hi,

I want to ask how did you used the HDRI?

Cheers

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: Polymax on 2013-03-14, 20:44:09

Quote from: patoaltaco on 2013-03-14, 20:15:32

Hi,

I want to ask how did you used the HDRI?

Cheers

Put in enviroment map the bitmap and choose HDRI, it's all :)

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: patoaltaco on 2013-03-15, 00:47:28

Quote

Put in enviroment map the bitmap and choose HDRI, it's all :)

thanks bro.... should i override something on the corona render setings? why is the option there?

Thanks .

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: lacilaci on 2013-03-15, 08:24:20

You don't need to do overrides. And they are quite self-explainatory I think: like, visibility override changes directly visible background(If you want to use one map for lighting and different to be visible in rendering as background image). For HDRI you can use either standard max environment(from the menu accessed with "8" on keyboard) or corona environment from render settings(It is the same thing).

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: patoaltaco on 2013-03-15, 16:39:28

thanks lacilaci,

I mean wich difference Ill have if use corona enviroment or max enviroment, the other slots are clear the function they have, but just I get confusion with this one.

sorry for the off topic here.

Cheers.

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: Ondra on 2013-03-15, 16:56:14

Both work 100% the same

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: alexisliza on 2013-04-05, 12:20:41

update

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: RolandB on 2013-11-19, 22:34:46

I really like your images... I'm new with Corona so I look at all the renders of the gallery and I find your images very real.
Congratulations !

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: alexisliza on 2013-11-22, 10:34:09

Thanks Roland

Title: Re: First exterior test in Corona!
Post by: Alexbuk on 2013-11-23, 17:14:12

Super! applause! especially FOR the FIRST TIME!