Interior rendering with 3DS MAX and Corona

[ UPDATE: If you are using 3ds Max version 2020 or above there is a new version of this course called "Architectural visualization with 3ds Max 2022 and Corona Renderer 7". Here is the link to the course https://skl.sh/2W85rnx ]

Learn how to create beautiful interior 3D visualization using 3DS MAX, Corona renderer and Photoshop effectively and become a fully job-ready person in 3D visualization industry.

Who is this course for?

This course is designed for students who already complete the first course “3DS Max for beginners : 3D modeling fundamentals” or for seasoned 3DS MAX users who are already familiar with 3D modeling and want to learn advance topics specific to 3D visualization.

If you know VRay before but want to explore cheaper yet better alternative than VRay you definitely need to take this course. How do I know that? Because I've used VRay before and just switched to Corona after experience its hidden power.

 

What you will learn?

In this course we will model an interior scene from scratch. We’ll learn how material works in 3DS MAX and how to incorporate textures on 3d objects. We then learn how to add lighting and render the image using Corona renderer. Finally we will retouch the final output inside Adobe Photoshop.

 

This is the final project that we're going to create:

• Introduction
• About the project
• Modeling the room
• Tips on object color
• Modeling the window
• Modeling the door
• Creating the curtains, photoframes and downlights
• Modeling the TV and the cabinet
• Modeling the sofa
• The carpet and the coffee table
• Creating the floor lamp
• Importing assets
• Introduction to materials
• Material management
• Multi sub-object material
• Texture and UV-mapping
• Procedural textures
• Introduction to Corona
• Corona materials
• Corona lights
• Corona Sun, Sky and Light-material
• Corona IR and RE
• Wallpaper and ceiling materials
• Fabric and bump map
• Floor and chrome materials
• Wood and glossy materials
• Setting the camera and the sun
• Translucent and light materials
• Adding interior lights
• TV screen and wall pictures
• Carpet material and displacement map
• Rendering
• Post-processing in Photoshop
• FInal words