Overview of Corona Renderer for 3DS MAX

It is now available with many new features to this CPU-based un(biased) photorealistic renderer. Render times can be reduced by 50 to 70%, thanks to the new denoising capability based on the 3D scene information and not just a 2D post-process effect. In contrast, adaptive rendering further reduces noise and grain in renders.

Workflow is accelerated thanks to multiple render regions in interactive rendering, the Visual Frame Buffer allowing renders to be saved for quick A / B comparisons, the use of Nitrous for viewport drawing of all Corona Light/proxy/scatter items, and the option to display Corona Scatter objects as point clouds in the viewport.

Now It also efficiently handles scenes with more than 255 lights. The update also brings an extensive list of other improvements and features, bug fixes, and support for all versions of 3ds Max, including the recently released 2017 version, in the installer.

Features of Corona Renderer for 3DS MAX

- Ease Of Use

- Interactive Rendering

- Flexibility

- Speed

- Workflow Tweaks

- Materials

- Lights

- SSS & Volumetrics

- UHD Cache

- Distributed Rendering

- Proudly CPU Based

Technical Details and System Requirements

- Supported OS: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7

- RAM (Memory): 2 GB RAM (4 GB recommended)

- Free Hard Disk Space: 12 GB or more