I am glad to anounce, that thanks to the support from developers of Multiscatter and Forestpack you will be able to use these advanced scattering plugins with Corona in the next release.
Great 
This is incredible! So fast!
Thanks! You are damn fast
Holy macaroni!!!
These are great news! Thanks a lot ! This was really fast. Didn’t expect that.
OMG !!! Ondra you’re a beast ! Thank you so much for this one can’t wait for it !!!
I would be even better if the vertexcolor map was properly rendered. GrowFX uses it to make easy and lightweight gradient mappings on plants.
pokes keymaster pleeease?
Cebas couldn’t have done it for years and they still don’t have Multiscatter support to this day.
So, my hat is off… KUDOS!
wow! Didn’t expect it this quickly…
Just Awesome, I will finally buy Forrest Pro, I’m over wacoscatter
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hope to see the legacy one soon
doing it right now
haha give me a hug thanks a lot
Yep i confirm, forest pack works like a charm :
I wonder what will be the first Disney/Pixar/Dreamworks movie rendered in Corona.
the only problem ive found with forestpack is librairy elements, in my example above i did use the scripr material converter then i did edit materials manually of the grass and flower, but when i reopen that same corrected scene, grass material is weird it changes and it doesnt accepte the manual changes, so i conclude that we must use our models already converted with forestpack better than the presets of forestpack because of this weird problem.
Hm… I must admit that my converter script sucked when converting the Vray-shaded Forestpack presets (one reason is that it does not convert VrayFastSSS2) but I didn’t try out the resaving issue yet.
Rawalanche: here you go, but it’s not that much difference in this image, this is the raw render, both have similar rendertime but different amount of passes. Anyways, I think I already noticed some improvements in certain conditions.
