Author Topic: [solved] AI image enhancer on interactive Render  (Read 489 times)

2025-06-23, 12:13:25

enesbyrmm

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Hello. How can I use AI image enhancer in interactive rendering?
« Last Edit: Yesterday at 14:11:27 by maru »

2025-06-23, 18:11:47
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maru

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Exactly the same as with production render:
Add the AiEnhancer multipass > start IR > make sure the rendering width or height is no less than 512px and no more than 2048px > click the AI Enhancer button in the VFB
More info: https://support.chaos.com/hc/en-us/articles/36244594382353-How-to-use-AI-Enhancer-in-Corona-for-Cinema-4D
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2025-06-26, 17:30:35
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its disabled

2025-06-26, 19:05:52
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its disabled

Did you read carefully all the requirements in maru's post above? Specifically about resolution?
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Yesterday at 09:38:02
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All my settings are here... and they are still inactive

Yesterday at 12:46:47
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Bear in mind that the image size in the IR is determined by the size of the window, so that can be smaller than the output settings (often the case, where if you want an 8K final render, you don't want to wait that long for your IR and the smaller window size is better).
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Yesterday at 13:36:36
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enesbyrmm

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My monitor resolution is 2560x1440. so it can show 2000px in full.

Yesterday at 13:55:33
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Can you show the top of the VFB window where it says what is the current rendering resolution? Also, can you share all other render settings? Are you by any chance using upscaling?
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Yesterday at 14:00:39
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I just cropped actual image pixels from the first screenshot - it's bigger, than 2048px. Mystery solved.
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Yesterday at 14:07:54
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My mistake... Since my monitor resolution is large, even if I enter a resolution in Cinema, it renders according to the resolution of the opened window. Therefore, manually reducing the render window that opened reduced the resolution. Thank you.
« Last Edit: Yesterday at 14:31:14 by enesbyrmm »

Yesterday at 14:52:24
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Actual rendering resolution can always be seen on the top of the VFB, that's why maru asked to show it. Also, in recent Corona versions you can separately set resolution for IR. I can't show where exactly this setting is located in render setup, since i'm 3ds Max user, but you should be able to find it somewhere next to performance settings.
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Yesterday at 15:36:20
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Thank you very much I will check it out