Instant access to a huge collection of assets, materials, and HDRI skies, right from within your 3D host application.

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Easily add surface details or imperfections such as scratches, craters, cracks, smudges, splatters, and more, including displacement.

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Use the Corona Slicer material to cut away sections of geometry at render time. You can cut with any shape that has the Slicer material applied, and even add caps to the exposed surfaces.

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Add dirt or wear-and-tear derived from how quickly the surface is curving at that point.

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Generate industry-standard Cryptomattes, making it easy to isolate and adjust individual components in your render in post.

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Get the exact final look you want with new operators such as Tone Curve and Advanced Filmic Mapping, all in a user-configurable stack of operators so you can add, delete, and move them as necessary.

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With this new parameter for the Corona Physical Material, you can create blurred reflections for metals to give a softer look with more “depth” to the material. It correctly affects caustics, too.

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Dome Mapping for Environments

(Cinema 4D only, already exists in 3ds Max)

Ideal for automotive visualizations, product renders, and more, this mode “sticks” your 3D objects in place within the environment map as you move the camera around.

Here is an example render:

Support for M1 machines

(Cinema 4D only)

Corona now supports running on M1 processors, bringing a 40-50% speed increase compared to running Corona under Rosetta.

New licensing system

Corona now uses the same licensing system as all Chaos products, making it easy to manage and maintain all your Chaos licenses in one place.