3ds Max 2020 Corona Render Interior Tutorial | Lighting, material and Post production

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3ds Max 2020 Corona Render Interior Tutorial | Lighting, material, and Post-production.
This video is going to be a workshop, I am going to be teaching you how to make some basic materials, do the interior lighting, and some post-production in photoshop.
let me know what do you think about this tutorial and how I can improve the quality for you guys.
and also if you have any questions, you can ask me in the comments section below and if you are not already a subscriber, please take a second and subscribe to my channel because I have so many ideas for my next videos and I am sure you don't want to miss them.

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@anthonirosa 3 года назад

Amazing content man! I'll watch all of them, keep killing it! 👌

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

I'm glad you like them. thank you for the support man 🙏

@madoarceo 3 года назад

Really cool stuff. Learned a bunch about lighting in this one. I couldnt stop and stare at that glass partition. It looks really good. Could you drop a video on how to make realistic glasses? Would really appreciate it. :)

@RENDERWITH 3 года назад

i was just watching your videos ! great vids man thank you

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

Glad you like them!🙏

@arcarchitecture8923 3 года назад

thank you so much! I learned a lot from you!

@q8a5 3 года назад

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! i'm not that much of a noob in archviz and still i learned many things watching this one video! liked and subd to you good sir!

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

Glad I could help!

@antonioandrearq 3 года назад

amazing content. Thanks for sharing you knowledge

@vieronflorent148 3 года назад

Awesome, thank you very much !

@artemiymyagkov4252 2 года назад

Fantastic application to learning!

@tahaestabar410 3 года назад

amazing. thanks

@shahrukhsheikh458 3 года назад

Lovely

@bilianauzunova2217 Год назад

Thank you! The best tutorial!

@HMSTUDIO2020 Год назад

Thank you 🙏🏼

@enzodavide 3 года назад

Excelent content my friens thank you..greetings from Brazil

@danyaabdulkadr4764 3 года назад

AMAZİNGGG!!!!! PLEASE KEEP WİTH THESE KİND OF VİDEOS

@britishempirebabu1252 3 года назад

thanks bro. it is really helping me develop my skills.

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

I'm glad that it does 🙏

@begimayormonbaeva9882 2 года назад

very nice turtorial. easy and well explained

@MM-vf8zv 2 года назад

Nice tutorial clean and clear voice

@Pixymind 3 года назад

amazing

@engkma1876 3 года назад

thankyou so much ,,please creating one tutrials about limiting render for corona render and setup lighting for one bathroom without window !!

@sonalkeshaohire1177 3 года назад

Wowww this is amazing and really helpful thank you so much 👍👍👍🙏 keep it up 😘

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

Thank you. I appreciate that ❤

@sangtaokhonggian6442 3 года назад

Thanks

@motilaljangid621 3 года назад

Amazing work

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@Birkkromann 3 года назад

I’m looking forward to more videos like this. Super helpful! The only thing you could improve was to use fewer of the Corona materials. I know it’s much easier, but it’s always helpful to see how they’re actually build 😊

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

I'm glad that you liked it. I will make some tutorials about making different kind of materials. I have already made one but that one didn't get any views, so I am going to put my plan on hold for some time.

@archcraftstudio3044 3 года назад

YOU ARE GREAT

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

so do you my friend

@user-tp3eq8zf1z 3 года назад

Great tutorial

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

Glad you think so!

@Petey_D 3 года назад

Subbed !!

@cgonzt5636 2 года назад

Awesome will put in my watch list. Any render tutorial for Arnold? My 3dsMax is bundled with it planning to learn it before I moved to third party, unfortunately the tutorial (good ones) are hard to find 😆

@AliNafaripour 3 года назад

👌😘😘😘

@sahincelik5688 2 года назад

Thank you! very helpfull tutorial!! one question about navigation you use. How can you look around from where you stand?

@sergioaude4228 3 года назад

Excelent tutorial!! I'm very pleased. Thank you so much. One question. Witch units do you usually use to create the mesh?

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

Centimeters if I am working on such a scene like this one, and meters for big projects...

@zrinatab4999 2 года назад

Brother, please release a video on how to make a realistic fabric for a carpet, curtains and tulle with patterns in the corona render

@HMSTUDIO2020 2 года назад

I would definitely do that. It'll be on the list, but you have got to wait for a while...

@tayseerahmed2870 3 года назад

Thank u for your great tutorials been very helpful ❤️.. want to ask how to light a scene if i don’t have an opening or its a very small window!?

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

You need to use artificial lighting. I will make a video about that

@christiancantizanopombo5150 3 года назад

Tutoríal exterior lighting Corona Render please!!

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

I've already recorded the video. I'll uploaded in within this week

@Argon369 11 месяцев назад

All i didnt understand is Ambient occlusion part else all good thanks

@emansonart 3 года назад

You are amazing. Do you model the space itself in SketchUp first and then import it to 3Dmax?

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

Thank you. I always do the modeling with 3dsmax, but in this particular project, someone did it with sketchup for me.

@MostafaYounies-architects 3 года назад

Could you upload the scene for practicing !? Thank you

@greensleeves7165 3 года назад

Good content, but honestly brother, it is ten times harder to follow a tutorial like this without the file / scene that the instructor is using. If you can't upload it because it is licensed or something, please consider doing future tutorials using a scene file and objects that you can share with your learners. Thanks for listening.

@sebastianmendivil186 3 года назад

How do you rotate and zoom very smooth around your mouse (looks Like sketchup) , i have a lot of problems with that, thanks

@samcaruana2320 3 года назад

do you have a tutorial doing a product (not interior) Lighting, material and Post production?

@mjlsantillan 3 года назад

You mentioned that the model in this video was done in Sketchup. Did you simply import it as an skp file? I'm trying to use an skp file and it imports as one whole group in 3ds, therefore I can't edit the materials/surfaces one by one. Hoping you can help!

@ganjarjayasaputra9688 3 года назад

hello, can you teach me if the room not have a windows for best render lighning tutorial,

@OilhamiTunc 3 года назад

11:00

@richymewada9386 3 года назад

great work 👌 one question to ask.. can we get the same render results with SketchUp model imported in 3ds max and than edit and convert all materials to the corona materials ??

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

Yes you can get the same results if you just import the model. but you need to make your own materials in 3DSmax or you can use some materials from the corona material library.

@richymewada9386 3 года назад

@@HMSTUDIO2020 thanks for valuable reply...👍👌

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

@@richymewada9386 no problem my friend

@samuelsam4970 2 года назад

I WAS FOLLOWING UNTILL I DONT KNOW WHAT YOU CLICKED IN 3:40 FOR THAT SMALL POP UP TO APPEAR IN MATERIAL EDITOR.

@HMSTUDIO2020 2 года назад

You must push the 8 key on your keyboard or select "Environment " from the rendering menu on the top

@samuelsam4970 2 года назад

@@HMSTUDIO2020 thanks

@raihanaufall Год назад

Where do you get the fingerprints texture?

@freearchitech 3 года назад

I wonder if you can share in the lower versions to examine the scene

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

Do you mean the scene? actually I can not share the model but I have some plans for my future tutorials

@freearchitech 3 года назад

@@HMSTUDIO2020 Exactly in this tutorial, I just wanted to examine the smart scene

@ahmadkhaled28 3 года назад

Could you explain why you pressed that buttom in the beginning? “Scene” or something like that where it would “bake” the light..

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

Let me put it this way. let's say that you have a corona light with the intensity of 100 and in the light mix you increase the intensity up to 2. when you click on the scene button, the intensity value in the light mixer will change to 1, but if you select the light in the viewport, you will notice that its intensity has been changed to 200.

@hldemi 3 года назад

@@HMSTUDIO2020 Does that fix fireflies caused by extreme values in lightmix ?

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

@@hldemi Yes it does

@hldemi 3 года назад

@@HMSTUDIO2020 I always thought that this baking is similar to UE4 baking so I never bothered to try it. Thanks I learned very valuable lesson here.

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

@@hldemi I'm glad that I could help

@John-mz8rj 2 года назад

Very useful. One problem I found, if you over ride a image file in photoshop when you return to max it crashes. Not shure if it's a max or corona problem.

@HMSTUDIO2020 2 года назад

Yea it always happens and it's a 3dsmax bug. It's better to save your image with a new name and update the path in 3dsmax

@John-mz8rj 2 года назад

@@HMSTUDIO2020 Thanks.

@fayecalara 3 года назад

how to created textured glass?

@FatalisArx 3 года назад

Hi, do you prefer working with Vray or Corona for exterior and interior scenes ?! thx to argu

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

to be honest I prefer Corona renderer. but it is all about you... you need to test both of them and find out which one is the best for you

@dennisallanfajardo5049 3 года назад

Hi Gooday, I just installed a corona renderer to my 3d max, I would just like to ask why I don't see the materials in big circles? I just see a plain at the center of the Material Editor of Corona?

@deepakcms149 3 года назад

Cross-check your render engine in render setup, It should be selected Corona as a Render Engine.

@channakeshavac8069 3 года назад

Whats d average rendering time its taking to render a frame in corona for your renders. Please mention the resolution & system spec also

@HMSTUDIO2020 3 года назад

It depends on the scene that I am rendering, for this particular scene, each render took something like 40 minutes per camera. Ryzen1800x 32gb of ram and Geforce1080.