How to use the Interactive rendering Performance Settings in Corona Renderer

Hi Everyone, In today's episode we are going to learn how to use the interactive rendering performance settings in Corona render.
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SKIP AHEAD ⏩
00:00 Intro
00:20 Opening the interactive rendering options
00:41 Interactive rendering MAX passes
01:24 Force Path tracing
01:48 Fast preview Denoise
02:14 Outro
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[@braianpaco1636]

Hola excelente video, soy nuevo usando corona y 3ds max y me encanta la forma en la que explican, tengo un inconveniente, al abrir start interactive renderingin corono VFB me sale toda la escena oscura apenas se ve, es como si no tuvier brillo, en el viewport se ve bien pero cuando entra al interactive se ve oscuro, por que me pasa eso? Nose si me pueden ayudar, muchas gracias

[@aripirwansyah9886]

So... I have 3D scene (3dsmax). I have render. The goal is to have this 3d scene in Photoshop but camera must be imported too. I need absolutely the same view as on render. Does anybody know how to import camera or point of view including focal length, basically equal view as in 3dsmax viewport? Why I need this... Need to get different textures that are distorted correctly like on the object using simple render in Photoshop of only main object without shadows etc. I made mockup from render and will change different textures on main object.

[@hmcomputers1]

hi friend. What processor do you have? I have a 7950x AMD processor. In interactive rendering, the scene is rendering slowly. How can I speed up the work? The processor must be much more powerful than mine?

[@ArchVizExplained]

Hey @hmcomputers1, Thank you for watching! I've got a Threadripper, your 7950x AMD processor is also pretty powerful! If your scene is rendering slowly in interactive mode, here are a few tips that might help speed things up: Optimize Your Scene: Reduce polygon counts, use simpler materials, and optimize textures. Make sure your graphics drivers are up-to-date. Close any unnecessary background applications to free up resources. If possible, consider 64 GB of RAM or more to ensure smooth performance. Thanks for watching and happy rendering!

[@hmcomputers1]

@@ArchVizExplained the best threadripper processor to buy right? 64GB RAM on computer

[@hmcomputers1]

@@ArchVizExplained and what threadripper model do you recommend friend?