just couple things dont ignore ACES because thats badass and optimized, its industry standard in movies. just never use 1.0...leave it around 0,3 - 0,5 between, it does the job (you can try LOT too. ground control grudge works fine with archviz, but never use 1.0 either) dont desaturate the final image! lower the white balance to 6000 or 5500 at minimum be very careful with highlight compression, and try to play with the lights settings , because however it can help in the burnt out areas, but it also fucks up lots of other things (contrast, colors...) leave it at 1.0, and play with the lights, and textures instead to avoid pure white areas (or, just try sometimes 0,6 or 0,8 if you want to "contrast up" the image without using more contrast....of course it doesnt work most of the time, but its a good thing to know) why dont you use the sun?
Alright, I hear you. But everyone has their own way of doing things, if we all did things the same, the world wouldn’t be interesting, would it? And as for sun, it is not a must to use Corona Sun, The HDRI has sun and that works fine for what I wanna achieve - it is perfectly fine to not use it when you don’t need it. This is art my friend, there’s no one way of doing things, as long as your final image looks as real and as good as you intended. Thank you you for your insightful feedback, will surely try some of the recommendations you made out to see what works for me man.
its more like archviz. art is something where you create not just an atmosphere, but a feeling, a thought. not much thought can be created with an interior render if you want to put a little artistic touch into this render, make the scene (the inner room) an invitation for the viewer, make us feel we want to go in, and not just look into it for a second, and then walk away. the light is way too much in the hall (or what is that), I want to see the olive skirting board on the left as dark color as the right. I want to feel balanced standing in the hall, and curious. put some dry decoration flower in a pot, to the hall, close to the wall (and the skirting board), in a moderately large size, put it in the right side of the render it will give a little bit more depth to the image and a sleeping dog, or a sitting cat near the bed or the couch (the couch feels better) and there you go, there is a little art in a 3d render now. @@SimpleorDifficult
Thank you so much for the video! Do you know to set the DPI or resolution of the image? It looks quite pixelated even my rendered image size was 1980x1080. Thanks
Great Tutorial for beginners like me bro. But i have an issue where i cant edit any color in Physical/Legacy material using "Corona Improved Color Selector". Like if i change the Temperature value from 3000k to 6000k of diffuse color for eg. It just goes back to Default 3000k after pressing "OKAY". I hope you understood the problem 😅. Waiting for a reply...
Maybe change it back to the default colour picker, changing the temperature of a material seems a bit odd. Light Color tint and LightMix in Corona VFB (all has to do with light) feature the improved color picker by default with a range of useful improvements over the standard 3ds Max selector. One of the main improvements is the Additional Temperature selection method. However, colour selection method is handy when working with lights, you can use the default colour for material, as you saw me do in the video.
To switch back to default- Go to Customize > Preferences > General tab Under UI Display > Color Selector pick "default colour Picker" from the dropdown list
@@SimpleorDifficult Maybe the stuff you upload at the beginning?...I don't understand how this is a full tutorial if some of the steps are already done.
Thanks for this tutorial bro.I am also revit modeler.This video will 💯 help me.I am need exterior tutorial from revit to corona render in eve or night render
However, as discussed there is a night scene tutorial 👇🏾 STREET RENDER TUTORIAL - 3DS MAX + CORONA RENDER TUTORIAL th-cam.com/video/LjcHg8uFLlE/w-d-xo.html
I have a question : Is there any difference between corona legacy and corona physical material for material rendering? cause some other tutorials advise to use the new physical material.
Corona Physical materials are more recent, advanced and physically accurate material system. Yes, but I use legacy materials because I’m already used to it and they offer simpler controls and options for creating materials which in my own opinion and experience are still physically accurate
Hello, I have a doubt, in the minute 25 when you start to set the floor refraction glossiness with the color correction and the output you can see the refraction of the sofa and other staf in the floor but in my case I only get a pure black floor or mate floor I don't know if someone had the same issue or someone know how to get the same result, thanks!
Please how do I set the interface to make it easy, just like in revit and autocad there are things you do to make it easy for beginners And what other plug-ins do I need to download
but here it is (this is an FBX file, it will still serve) - 🔴 Here is the FBX file if you want to follow the tutorial: drive.google.com/file/d/1HBTMDy2nlGQpKlA9ggeH5Pmm2GcLWxG1/view?usp=sharing
![Exterior Rendering Tutorials for Beginners [3ds Max + Corona] - BARNHOUSE](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/xj4JHTrfYHU/mqdefault.jpg)
![Exterior Rendering Tutorials for Beginners [3ds Max + Corona] — BARNHOUSE](/img/tr.png)
Thank you so much for this video. You have simplified corona rendering to the point that even an infant can watch the video and learn very quickly.
🥹🥹 Thank you very much for this feedback, I really appreciate
This is one of the best tutorial videos on corona I have ever watched. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful as always. Please bless us with your exterior render workflows
Alright boss
This is so beautiful. I find your tutorials very easy to learn. Please we need more of Exterior tutorials. Thank you so much.
Thank you, for ur kind words, exterior videos coming right up
Thank you for being dedicated in sharing your knowledge.....really appreciate the helpful videos constantly posted
You are welcome Zoë, keep creating dear
Amazing piece. So much information embedded in this. Well-done.
Thank you kindly!
just couple things
dont ignore ACES because thats badass and optimized, its industry standard in movies. just never use 1.0...leave it around 0,3 - 0,5 between, it does the job
(you can try LOT too. ground control grudge works fine with archviz, but never use 1.0 either)
dont desaturate the final image! lower the white balance to 6000 or 5500 at minimum
be very careful with highlight compression, and try to play with the lights settings , because however it can help in the burnt out areas, but it also fucks up lots of other things (contrast, colors...) leave it at 1.0, and play with the lights, and textures instead to avoid pure white areas
(or, just try sometimes 0,6 or 0,8 if you want to "contrast up" the image without using more contrast....of course it doesnt work most of the time, but its a good thing to know)
why dont you use the sun?
Alright, I hear you.
But everyone has their own way of doing things, if we all did things the same, the world wouldn’t be interesting, would it?
And as for sun, it is not a must to use Corona Sun, The HDRI has sun and that works fine for what I wanna achieve - it is perfectly fine to not use it when you don’t need it.
This is art my friend, there’s no one way of doing things, as long as your final image looks as real and as good as you intended.
Thank you you for your insightful feedback, will surely try some of the recommendations you made out to see what works for me man.
its more like archviz.
art is something where you create not just an atmosphere, but a feeling, a thought.
not much thought can be created with an interior render
if you want to put a little artistic touch into this render, make the scene (the inner room) an invitation for the viewer, make us feel we want to go in, and not just look into it for a second, and then walk away.
the light is way too much in the hall (or what is that), I want to see the olive skirting board on the left as dark color as the right. I want to feel balanced standing in the hall, and curious.
put some dry decoration flower in a pot, to the hall, close to the wall (and the skirting board), in a moderately large size, put it in the right side of the render
it will give a little bit more depth to the image
and a sleeping dog, or a sitting cat near the bed or the couch (the couch feels better)
and there you go, there is a little art in a 3d render now.
@@SimpleorDifficult
Alright, thank you for the tip
THANK U SO MUCH FOR ALWAYS HELPING WITH SIMPLICITY TO UR WORK FLOW
You are welcome bro
it's a great tutorial. As a beginner, it's so helpful and comprehensible. Thank you so much!🥰🥰
Thank you
This looks so impressive that you are teaching it very precisely, I want to know do you teach the software in person?
Yea, I do physical workshops and 1 on 1s from time to time, when I have time
you explain very well and really make you want to learn more about 3dsmax and corona. THANKS
Happy to hear that! And you are most welcome
İt was really educational video. I will watch your other videos too. Thank you❤
Glad to hear it
Thanks mate!! Much needed one
Any time!
Thank you so much for the video! Do you know to set the DPI or resolution of the image? It looks quite pixelated even my rendered image size was 1980x1080. Thanks
Amazing!!!! Keep it simple. Waiting for more tutorials :)
Sure, more coming
I didn't study architecture in school. Can i still learn this? Also do you also have beginner lesson for SketchUp
Yes you can learn this too.
I don’t have lessons for sketch up
your content is really great i am happy i found your chanel
I’m glad too, welcome
Always great to get notifications of new video from you.
Thank youuuuuuu
can you start making modeling video for new 3dsmax user so we can understand
Well, we’ll see about that
Great to also see a face cam ❤ keep creating man
🙌🏽🙌🏽, I will
thanks for the good tutorial do you have videos where you show how to model the room in 3ds please?
very helpful tutorial. can i ask where you got the models for chairs, carpet and bed?
3dsky.org
so realistic man great job
Thank you
I can find the link for light in the description just the bedroom file
Ok
Thank for this great workshop .. where can I get the wood materials for free please?
In your first comment
I love the video but i csn find the material i can use to practice
Check the description. All the materials you need are there
Great Tutorial for beginners like me bro.
But i have an issue where i cant edit any color in Physical/Legacy material using "Corona Improved Color Selector". Like if i change the Temperature value from 3000k to 6000k of diffuse color for eg. It just goes back to Default 3000k after pressing "OKAY". I hope you understood the problem 😅. Waiting for a reply...
Maybe change it back to the default colour picker, changing the temperature of a material seems a bit odd.
Light Color tint and LightMix in Corona VFB (all has to do with light) feature the improved color picker by default with a range of useful improvements over the standard 3ds Max selector.
One of the main improvements is the Additional Temperature selection method. However, colour selection method is handy when working with lights, you can use the default colour for material, as you saw me do in the video.
To switch back to default-
Go to Customize > Preferences > General tab
Under UI Display > Color Selector pick "default colour Picker" from the dropdown list
thanks for your great tutorial . can I know what type of pc build you use to get the fast render result
Asus TUF Dash F15 FX517
Intel Core i7
(10cores 16threads) up to 5.0ghz
16GB DDr4 Ram+1.5TB Ssd
Nvidia 8GB RTX 3070
15.6 FHD IPS 144Hz Display
100% sRGB
RGB Backlit keyboard
thanks @@SimpleorDifficult
You are welcome
I cant thank you enough 😍😍😍😍
You are welcome
Thank you so much for the tutorial. Where can I find the library folder? Can you upload it please?
Sorry, What library folder?
@@SimpleorDifficult Maybe the stuff you upload at the beginning?...I don't understand how this is a full tutorial if some of the steps are already done.
totally all of the things attractive. thanks so much
You are so welcome!
great bedroom!
Thank you
Which graphic card you are using ??
Rtx 3070- but you do know that Corona Renderer is mostly CPU and RAM right?
From me a hug big like ❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much💌
Thank you
Thanks for this tutorial bro.I am also revit modeler.This video will 💯 help me.I am need exterior tutorial from revit to corona render in eve or night render
Alright, we will see about that
@@SimpleorDifficult thanks bro ✨.I am your big fan .I am also practicing revit to 3dsmax. Your channel will help me ✨.
You are welcome
However, as discussed there is a night scene tutorial 👇🏾
STREET RENDER TUTORIAL - 3DS MAX + CORONA RENDER TUTORIAL
th-cam.com/video/LjcHg8uFLlE/w-d-xo.html
What a great video 👏🏻👏🏻
Glad you liked it!!
I have a question : Is there any difference between corona legacy and corona physical material for material rendering? cause some other tutorials advise to use the new physical material.
Corona Physical materials are more recent, advanced and physically accurate material system. Yes, but I use legacy materials because I’m already used to it and they offer simpler controls and options for creating materials which in my own opinion and experience are still physically accurate
So at the end of the day it all boils down to choice
@@SimpleorDifficult ok understood. Thank you
You are welcome
Nice ❤❤❤
Thank you
Is there any chance you list the models in this tutorial please.
No I promise, I will do that next time
Hello, I have a doubt, in the minute 25 when you start to set the floor refraction glossiness with the color correction and the output you can see the refraction of the sofa and other staf in the floor but in my case I only get a pure black floor or mate floor I don't know if someone had the same issue or someone know how to get the same result, thanks!
Hello,
I would like to ask you the name of the furniture and decor? Thank you anybody for info =)
All of them?
what is your processor sir?
12th Gen Intel core 17- 10 cores 16 logical processors (base speed of 2.3Ghz), not much but it gets the job done
Good job bro👍
Thank you
Please how do I set the interface to make it easy, just like in revit and autocad there are things you do to make it easy for beginners
And what other plug-ins do I need to download
I explained all that in this video - please check it out.
Living Room full tutorial - 3ds max corona render
th-cam.com/video/MdcsuaJOOhc/w-d-xo.html
thanks man awesome work flow
You are welcome
Please I don't have the surface select plug in
It’s not a plug in bro
Select the geometry, then go to modify there you’ll see the 5 sub objects element selections
How i wish I can send the picture to you
I've tried its not accessible
Did u later figure this out?
thanks man 👍
Any time!
Which software did u use to model the imported file ?
Revit, check to description for the project file
Really very helpful tutorial,,, love it.!
🥰🥰
You are welcome bro
Check out this one too-
3dmax Corona 10 Exterior Rendering Tutorials for Beginners - STREET RENDER
th-cam.com/video/Se8bJzuWEi8/w-d-xo.html
🖤🖤@@SimpleorDifficult
🥂
I've learned so much. thank u. can u pls share the objects with us?
Check the description
I already did
hello great job
you didnt deop the link to the multi texture of the floor
You can get it from CG SOURCES website
hello is there any free websites we can download it from?@@SimpleorDifficult
It is free on CG sources website
Thank you bro ❤
You are welcome
I can't click surface select
You have to select the sub object you select, in the modify tab
🎉
Thank you Winner
nice video Bro i liked !!! 😎👌
Thanks ✌like the video and subscribe for more bro
great.
💯
This is wonderful
Thank you very much bro
I want to practice with u step by step so please share the link for autocad file too🙏
The link is in the description
but here it is (this is an FBX file, it will still serve) -
🔴 Here is the FBX file if you want to follow the tutorial: drive.google.com/file/d/1HBTMDy2nlGQpKlA9ggeH5Pmm2GcLWxG1/view?usp=sharing
Thank for this great workshop .. where can I get the wood materials for free please?
Check Poliigon texture
3dsky .org as well