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CoronaColorCorrection-Auto

by SimonBourgeois·Workflow

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Why we like it

Earns its place in the ScriptSpot library for handling Corona Color correct nodes across multiple material slots and offering per-object randomization through its new-material option.

What is CoronaColorCorrection-Auto?

CoronaColorCorrection-Auto is a 3ds Max script from SimonBourgeois that adds and tweaks Corona Color correct nodes. You can add a Corona Color correct with any specified values on any selected material slot, including Diffuse, Bump, Roughness, Translucency and Self Illumination, and any existing bitmaps are kept inside the color correct. Parameters can be changed afterward.

Randomization is built into each parameter. The randomize option sets a random value on the existing material, so every object using that material picks up the new color or bump value. A separate 'new material' option at the bottom of the script scatters random values across the selected objects' materials, creating a new material for each selected object.

Installation follows the usual script method: drag and drop into the viewport, then open Customize, Customize User Interface, Toolbar, under the 'SimonScripts' category. The script is tested on 3ds Max 2023 with Corona 9 and 3ds Max 2024 with Corona 10, and it is also included as part of the Corona Material Automator.

Who is CoronaColorCorrection-Auto best for?

CoronaColorCorrection-Auto is best for 3ds Max artists using Corona who want to add and randomize Corona Color correct nodes across material slots.

How much does CoronaColorCorrection-Auto cost?

CoronaColorCorrection-Auto is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Adds Corona Color correct nodes with specified values on selected material slots (Diffuse, Bump, Roughness, Translucency, Self Illumination)
  • Keeps existing bitmaps inside the color correct
  • Any parameter can be adjusted after the color correct is added
  • Randomization available for each parameter
  • Randomize sets a random value on the existing material, updating every object that uses it
  • 'New material' option scatters random values across selected objects, creating a new material for each one

Tags

#Corona#3ds Max#color correction#materials#randomization#script#SimonScripts

Frequently asked questions

Does CoronaColorCorrection-Auto work with 3ds Max 2024 and Corona 10?

CoronaColorCorrection-Auto has been tested on 3ds Max 2023 with Corona 9 and on 3ds Max 2024 with Corona 10. Because it adds and tweaks Corona Color correct nodes, a working Corona installation is expected alongside 3ds Max. If you run a different pairing of 3ds Max and Corona versions, check the developer's page for confirmation before relying on it in production, since those two combinations are the ones stated as tested.

How do I install CoronaColorCorrection-Auto in 3ds Max?

CoronaColorCorrection-Auto installs like any other 3ds Max script. Drag and drop the file into the viewport, then open Customize, Customize User Interface, Toolbar, and look under the 'SimonScripts' category to place it on a toolbar. From there you can add Corona Color correct nodes to selected material slots and adjust or randomize their parameters. No separate installer is described, so the drag-and-drop method is the intended way to load it.

Which material slots can CoronaColorCorrection-Auto apply color correct nodes to?

CoronaColorCorrection-Auto can add a Corona Color correct with any specified values to any selected material slot, including Diffuse, Bump, Roughness, Translucency and Self Illumination. Any existing bitmaps on that slot are kept inside the color correct, and every parameter can be changed afterward. You can also apply randomization to each parameter, for example setting a random hue on diffuse while adjusting saturation, contrast or gamma on other slots.

Is CoronaColorCorrection-Auto free to use?

CoronaColorCorrection-Auto is listed as free here in the catalog. For current licensing details, check the developer's page. The script is also included as part of the Corona Material Automator, so if you already have that package you may already have access to this functionality. For the standalone script, the ScriptSpot listing and the developer's ArtStation page are the places to confirm terms.

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