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Corona for Cinema 4D

Render Stamp Variables

This page provides information on the Render Stamp Variables in Chaos Corona for Cinema 4D.

Last updated 1 September 2026

This page provides information on the Render Stamp Variables in Chaos Corona for Cinema 4D.

Overview

The Render Stamp is a feature that allows users to customize and display various information, such as render time, date, frame number, and more, as text in the rendered image.

Settings

When enabled, a text displaying render information is added in the bottom right corner of the rendered output. You can click the little ∨ button before the checkbox to see the list of all available variables you can use.

UI Path ||Render Settings|| > Frame buffer settings tab > Frame Buffer.

Render Stamp Variables

Render Stamp Variable

Description

Render Stamp Variable

Description

%ptp

Performance: Preprocessing time (in milliseconds)

%ptg

Performance: Geometry preprocessing time (in milliseconds)

%pts

Performance: Secondary solver precomputation time (in milliseconds)

%ptd

Performance: Denoising time (in milliseconds)

%pt

Performance: Total elapsed time

%pr

Performance: Rays per second

%ps

Performance: Rays per sample

%pp

Performance: Passes

%pe

Performance: Noise level

%sl

Scene: Number of light primitives

%so

Scene: Number of objects

%su

Scene: Number of unique primitives

%sd

Scene: Number of displacement primitives

%si

Scene: Number of instanced primitives

%c

CPU name

%ct

Number of CPU thread(s)

%bn

Corona build name

%b

Corona build date

%d

Current date/time

%h

Current time

%f

Currently rendered filename

%n

Actual frame number

%o

Output filename

%v

Current camera name

%i

This computer name

%mc

Memory currently used by Corona

%mcp

Peak memory used by Corona

%mp

Virtual memory currently used by Cinema 4D + Corona

%mpp

Peak virtual memory used by Cinema 4D + Corona

%ms

Virtual memory currently used by the system

%bpn

Corona plugin build name

Example

An image with the render stamp visible in the bottom right corner: