The Cinema 4D edition will also support the Multi-Instances system introduced in Cinema 4D R20.īoth 3ds Max and Cinema 4D: better tonemapping and materials compatibilityīoth editions will get updates to the tonemapping system, intended to enable users to complete post work within Corona’s VFB, rather than having to export images to software like Photoshop. Given that version 6 only shipped last month, Corona Renderer 7 is still pretty early in development.Īccordingly, some of the features that have been announced were actually begun during work on version 6, including the new Corona Volume Grid in the Cinema 4D edition.Īs with its counterpart in the 3ds Max edition, it will enable users to import and render volumetrics in OpenVDB format, like clouds or smoke. Both editions will get improved tone mapping, a new PBR material, and better material interoperability.Ĭinema 4D only: support for OpenVBD volumes and Multi-Instances New features in the Cinema 4D edition include import and rendering of OpenVDB files. Scroll down for details of the new PBR material.Ĭhaos Czech has previewed some of the features coming up in Corona Renderer 7, the next major version of its production renderer for 3ds Max and Cinema 4D, which is due to ship in 2021. Cinema 4D users will get the same functionality next year with the release of Corona Renderer 7. The Corona Volume Grid enbles users of Corona Renderer for 3ds Max to render volumes in OpenVDB format.
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