Hi sir thank you for this tutorial, I was just wondering, where you got the second map? The cursor went on the far end of the screen that wasn't showed. I hope you can help me. Thank you!
can you make a tutorial bro Vray Object/Material to Corona? i'm a 2010 3ds Max User, i want to use the components/Object that i have to apply it in Corona Renderer..
www.poliigon.com/texture/grunge-wall-038 This was the map i used for the wall. Used the Gloss map. Here is a free alternative texturehaven.com/tex/?c=plaster&t=white_plaster_02 . Its not the same and also bit too rough in our case just soften the map in photoshop and it might actually work for the glossiness.
Hi sir, correct me if im wrong.. i feel that opacity and translucent works the same way? What is the difference? For example, if the opacity mapping i set it to 50%, it can achieve the same translucent effect. Am i right? Im confused @.@
They both work differently. The actual science behind the difference between transparency(opacity) and translucency is bit more complicated. But puting it simply opacity is how much light can pass through an object while translucency also factors in how the light scatters inside the object itself. If you want to know more en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transparency_and_translucency Here is the article.
That was a jpg texture map dragged from my windows explorer into material editor. When you drag and drop image file from windows into material editor it creates bitmap node for us.
@@jailanh.4877 Corona comes with free material library. That should be enough to get you started. In terms of textures texturehaven is good not alot of textures though.
Hi sir, what's the difference between general bitmap and corona bitmap? When you drag the jpeg into the screen, it is consider general bitmap or corona bitmap? Does it matter? Tq
Basically they both work the same way. General bitmap comes with 3ds max and while corona bitmap comes only when corona is installed. When you drag and drop it creates a general bitmap. It really doesnot matter which one you use. For me I find the environment rotation easier with corona bitmap when Using HDRI to light the scene. Hope that answers your question
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Hi sir thank you for this tutorial, I was just wondering, where you got the second map? The cursor went on the far end of the screen that wasn't showed. I hope you can help me. Thank you!
It is just a JPG image I dragged and dropped from windows explorer.
@@sanvfx oh alright! thank you for the fast response, sir! your videos are so helpful for a 3dsmax corona beginner like me :)
Awesome, can't wait part 3 :)
Glad u like it
Thank you sir , i havent seen such a helpful tutorial like this , im wondering why cant i find coronamtl in my material lists ?
I know you iddnt provide the models but where did you buy them?
can you make a tutorial bro Vray Object/Material to Corona? i'm a 2010 3ds Max User, i want to use the components/Object that i have to apply it in Corona Renderer..
What was the reflection map you used for the wall?
www.poliigon.com/texture/grunge-wall-038 This was the map i used for the wall. Used the Gloss map.
Here is a free alternative texturehaven.com/tex/?c=plaster&t=white_plaster_02 . Its not the same and also bit too rough in our case just soften the map in photoshop and it might actually work for the glossiness.
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Hi, very nice series, is part 3 already online?
Yes, it is. Its on the channel
Hi sir, correct me if im wrong.. i feel that opacity and translucent works the same way? What is the difference? For example, if the opacity mapping i set it to 50%, it can achieve the same translucent effect. Am i right? Im confused @.@
They both work differently. The actual science behind the difference between transparency(opacity) and translucency is bit more complicated. But puting it simply opacity is how much light can pass through an object while translucency also factors in how the light scatters inside the object itself. If you want to know more
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transparency_and_translucency
Here is the article.
thank you for the tutorial broo
Hello, please where did you get the first map for the glossiness reflection?
That was a jpg texture map dragged from my windows explorer into material editor. When you drag and drop image file from windows into material editor it creates bitmap node for us.
@@sanvfx thank you! Another question please, where do I get free materials and textures for corona ?
@@jailanh.4877 Corona comes with free material library. That should be enough to get you started. In terms of textures texturehaven is good not alot of textures though.
@@sanvfx thank you !
Hi sir, what's the difference between general bitmap and corona bitmap? When you drag the jpeg into the screen, it is consider general bitmap or corona bitmap? Does it matter? Tq
Basically they both work the same way. General bitmap comes with 3ds max and while corona bitmap comes only when corona is installed. When you drag and drop it creates a general bitmap. It really doesnot matter which one you use. For me I find the environment rotation easier with corona bitmap when Using HDRI to light the scene. Hope that answers your question
@@sanvfx THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR REPLY SIR!! GOD BLESS YOU
Ok dude.. ur f*** awesome
thanks
Where is the floor texture from?
Its from poliigon
u must save that file on 2019 version
Updated Link on the description.
@@sanvfx thts 2021 version
@@yaasararu I don't even have max 2021. There are 2 links one for 2020 and one for 2019
@@sanvfx ok that’s 2020
Sorry my bad. It should be correct now.