I finally found some spare time to experiment with the latest version of Corona. Since its features are similar to Vray, I decided to convert my rug collection to Corona. Although I had to use different tools for some models, I’m satisfied with the results. I’ve achieved the quality I aimed for.
You can download a free sample from the link below. If you share a render with us on instagram @3drenderandbeyond, you stand a chance to win the entire collection for free (by Wed. June, 5th).
One noob question, carpets are really great, but i use interactive rendering almost all the time.
Is it possible to store somehow hair not to recalculate every time i move camera because they are reloading ~15-20 sec each time, or solution is just to hide carpet until final render ?
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Thank for posting the image, looks cool!
Regarding the interactive renderer, unfortunately Corona uses the C4D Hair system and unless you bake the Hair (it can be done but it may generate large amount of polygons) it requires recalculation from frame to frame.
My suggestion is to disable the Hair when using interactive. Of course rugs that use Chaos Scatter or C4D cloner should run smoothly even using interactive.
I bought your great rug collection a while back.
I noticed that with the current version 14 preview build, rug 10 Hadir crashes C4D instantly on my Mac Studio Ultra when importing the rug from the asset browser. Others like the 38 Raku take so long to start to render that I consider it a crash as well.
Rug 8 labirint works well though.
The size of the rugs is rather big, for most even high Dutch homes these will need to be resized.
Nearly all rugs crash instantly before render even. Just at placing them in the scene. Could have nothing to do with Corona.
The rugs are an enormous strain on render performance if you get them to start to render.
