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Corona Renderer for Blender / Re: General concerns about Corona Renderer for Blender development
« on: 2020-04-29, 13:38:49 »
I replied a little while ago and I'm spinning the links.
2020-11-29, 14:20:20
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Corona Renderer for Blender / Re: General concerns about Corona Renderer for Blender development
« on: 2020-04-29, 13:05:43 »
I'm interested in the final result.
If that means investing money to change my WS, I'll do it.
Currently my HW is composed of :
If that means investing money to change my WS, I'll do it.
Currently my HW is composed of :
- Ryzen Threadripper 2950x
- 2 x Rtx2080
- and 1 Gtx1050Ti only for the monitor
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Corona Renderer for Blender / Re: General concerns about Corona Renderer for Blender development
« on: 2020-04-29, 12:52:01 »
Good morning.
I can only confirm everything Quadrays wrote.
I have been reiterating it for months, which has been discussed on the various forums and groups.
I am an Accredited Trainer of Blender Italia and in recent months we have noticed a not insignificant increase in requests on training and especially in the transition from other sw (especially 3Ds Max and C4D) to Blender.
The only obstacle that opposes a targeted switch, for many profissionists, is precisely the Corona question.
Many well-known Faculty of Architecture have started to include Blender in their laboratory courses.
Cycles are fast, well integrated and stable, but those who work in the ArchiViz area need a more suitable, more powerful tool.
We are many who dream of a future development of Corona focused on Blender.
I hope that our request will be seriously examined and weighted with the right weight it deserves.
I can only confirm everything Quadrays wrote.
I have been reiterating it for months, which has been discussed on the various forums and groups.
I am an Accredited Trainer of Blender Italia and in recent months we have noticed a not insignificant increase in requests on training and especially in the transition from other sw (especially 3Ds Max and C4D) to Blender.
The only obstacle that opposes a targeted switch, for many profissionists, is precisely the Corona question.
Many well-known Faculty of Architecture have started to include Blender in their laboratory courses.
Cycles are fast, well integrated and stable, but those who work in the ArchiViz area need a more suitable, more powerful tool.
We are many who dream of a future development of Corona focused on Blender.
I hope that our request will be seriously examined and weighted with the right weight it deserves.
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Corona Renderer for Blender / Re: Is Corona for blender dead?
« on: 2019-11-02, 17:14:39 »
I totally agree with Binke.
I would be the first to pay for Corona, and I would join with him to cry ... :D
It makes no sense to pursue a development that does not exist.
All the professionals of the sector agree in wanting to pay, nobody expects a free engine, and above all, everyone dreams of having an integrated Corona as much as C4D and 3DS.
I would be the first to pay for Corona, and I would join with him to cry ... :D
It makes no sense to pursue a development that does not exist.
All the professionals of the sector agree in wanting to pay, nobody expects a free engine, and above all, everyone dreams of having an integrated Corona as much as C4D and 3DS.
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Corona Renderer for Blender / Re: Official Blender add-on
« on: 2019-02-26, 15:02:52 »
Interactive rendering is already a great thing.
Tnx for your answer!
Tnx for your answer!
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Corona Renderer for Blender / Re: Official Blender add-on
« on: 2019-02-25, 12:21:01 »
Hi everyone.
I have been following the forum for a long time (although it is quite off) and occasionally play with Corona on Blender.
I fully agree with Monkriss.
The development of other engines (Octane, LuxCore, Appleseed ..) continues.
I would be happy to pay to have a professional tool to work with.
Now it is unthinkable to be able to use Corona in my workflow.
I hope very much (and I hope so for a long time) to see one day this magnificent engine developed and integrated as In 3Ds and C4D ..
At least dreaming does not cost anything.
I have been following the forum for a long time (although it is quite off) and occasionally play with Corona on Blender.
I fully agree with Monkriss.
The development of other engines (Octane, LuxCore, Appleseed ..) continues.
I would be happy to pay to have a professional tool to work with.
Now it is unthinkable to be able to use Corona in my workflow.
I hope very much (and I hope so for a long time) to see one day this magnificent engine developed and integrated as In 3Ds and C4D ..
At least dreaming does not cost anything.
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Corona Renderer for Blender / Re: Exporter Plugin Fails to install
« on: 2018-02-24, 16:57:07 »
Hi,
I'm new, and I've the same problem.
I tryed on 2.79.2 version and in the end on 2.78.
With latest version (2.79) don't work.. :(
I'm new, and I've the same problem.
I tryed on 2.79.2 version and in the end on 2.78.
With latest version (2.79) don't work.. :(
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