Convert Corona to Vray

[Vismo]

I'm a Corona user but have a project that requires me to use Vray. I know it's super easy to convert from Vray to Corona, but I can't figure out how to do it the other way. All topics I can find on it on google are dated. Any tips for me? As far as I can tell corona legacy materials are supported by Vray6, but not corona physicalMats, so I need some way to convert them

[super gnu]

i would be interested in this too.. it seems the corona-vray workflow isnt very polished... you'd have thunk that when chaos bought corona, interoperability would have been a top priority..

[Mr.Mxyzptlk]

Yeah I hope there is a better solution. I had to download the corona trial (good thing I could use it) to convert some materials to vray. It said missing material and broke all the color and data inputs just by opening the scenes I had to convert.

Better way to do this if corona isn't available to you?

[^Lele^]

Better way to do this if corona isn't available to you?

Why would it not be, given there's no need for it to be licensed in any form?
Regardless, If a plugin is not installed and correctly loaded, its classes (f.e. the Materials) aren't loaded, and can't be represented in the DCC app, therefore they can't be converted.

[Vizioen]

Maybe want to consider giving an installation option to have some corona lite version installed together with vray for these kinds of things?

[^Lele^]

A Corona-made scene ought to load properly for the conversion to take place, removing UIs isn't for free, and it would be detrimental to the user for no good reason (i.e. a conversion fails, user can't inspect the shader.).
What's left to remove?

[Vizioen]

A Corona-made scene ought to load properly for the conversion to take place, removing UIs isn't for free, and it would be detrimental to the user for no good reason (i.e. a conversion fails, user can't inspect the shader.).
What's left to remove?

I see, point taken .