This year has been one wild and amazing ride! Our thanks go out to all of you for making 2017 such a fantastic year, and we wish you a wonderful holiday season and many happy renderings in 2018!
We’d also like to announce that our office will be closed from December 22nd until January 1st inclusive (yes, even we need to take a break!) – Our support will be limited during this time.
Our thanks to Jerald Tegelan for the use of the render!
Our thanks to everyone for making 2016 such an awesome year! We wish you a wonderful holiday season and many happy renderings in 2017!
We’d also like to announce that our office will be closed from December 22nd until January 3rd – Corona support will be limited during this time.
Thank you for being with us in 2015. We wish you great holidays and creative projects in the upcoming year!
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We would also like to announce that our office will be closed starting today, until 4th January 2016. Corona Support will be limited during this period.
“4 Rooms Study” – a project which aimed at creating convincing interiors in extremely short time. Lasse Rode of Xoio guides us through the process of creation and explains how Corona helped him achieve the desired results.
Continue reading for the full article and more images.
Friendship. That is probably the best word to describe this event. That was something what was clearly visible everywhere you looked. And I had the opportunity to experience it twice as a speaker. During Academy Day #3 as an lecturing artist and this year as “representative” of our Corona Renderer. But main part of Corona presentation was done by the creative duo from TD-Visual – Juraj Talčík & Veronika Demovičová.
Without their extensive help, expertise and superb works our Corona presentation would not be possible. So I would like to express my thanks once again here. Díky moc!
For those of you do not know what SOA Academy Day is, I will use the official line:
“A two day workshop for professionals and passionate architectural visualization artists.”
But for me it was more about meeting people, friends, “converting” virtual friends to real ones and meeting new and old Coronauts:) It was simply amazing experience as always.
Today, I’ve taken a short break from making Corona even more awesome ;). Someone at the forum pointed out, that the great and powerful (and free) Bercon maps are not available for new 3ds max versions. Since the author decided to opensource them, I was able to compile a 3ds max 2015 version.
You can download it here http://corona-renderer.com/stuff/BerconMaps2015.zip. It is of course still free. If you don’t have Corona installed, you might need to download the x64 MSVC 2013 redistributables to make them work. If I have the time, I’ll update them again for the future 3dsmax versions.
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Welcome everyone on our official Corona Renderer Developer’s Blog. Yay!
We have decided to keep you informed about all the “behind the scenes info” of Corona Renderer Development. Everyone from our team will have a chance to present the latest development, thoughts, ideas and all the other movement happening on this blog.
Opening our own blog gives us new platform which is not limited by restricted facebook statuses, twitter’s 140 characters or forum posts. We hope that here you will be able to find all that little extra info without necessity to dig deep in our forum feeds.
PS: Oh, and thanks to Martin Geupel for the great header image for the blog!