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This page provides information on how to uninstall Corona for 3ds Max.
Overview
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The installer automatically updates Corona to the newer version if it detects an older version. If you need to manually uninstall Corona, please make sure that 3ds Max or Corona components, such as the Corona Image Editor, are not being used.
Uninstalling Corona for 3ds Max
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The uninstaller originally resides as an Uninstall Chaos Corona for 3ds Max shortcut in the following location:
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In older versions of Corona, the location is: C:\Program Files\Corona\Corona Renderer for 3ds Max\Uninstaller |
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You can also use the Windows "Add or remove programs" utility to uninstall Corona. |
Command Line Parameters
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| -h or --help | Displays command line help. |
| -n or --noGui | Runs the uninstallation in console mode with no user input (no confirmation prompt). In this mode, the uninstaller is not able to delete itself, so |
| the fileC:\Program Files\Corona\Corona Renderer for 3ds Max\Uninstaller\RemoveCoronaForMax.exe is left on disk after the uninstallation is finished. |
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Console mode may not work as expected when run directly from the Windows command line console. In such a case, the console will does not wait for the uninstaller to finish and will display displays a new prompt. It will also capture captures and accept accepts user input while the uninstaller is running and printing into the console. Solution: The issue will does not appear occur when using a .bat file or any other script, which is the intended use case. In this caseThen, the script correctly waits for the uninstaller to finish before proceeding. |
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