ArchViz from Scratch with 3ds Max and Corona Renderer

Overview

“Throughout this unit I will tell you about self-lit materials and how they can be used to simulate objects that emit their own light.”

In this video lesson Gustavo Correa addresses the topic: Self-illuminated Materials, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 3: Creating Materials with Corona Renderer. Create and combine metallic, non-metallic, translucent, and self-illuminated materials.

Partial transcription of the video

“3DS MAX / COURSE 3 LESSON 7 Self-illuminated materials At this time we are going to look at the self-illuminated materials. I do not know if they have seen, for example, the neons. The way to replicate it in 3D is with these materials. Let's see it. We are going to use this on many occasions to replicate lamps that are fully illuminated. I'm going to show you how we can create it from the material editor. Let's open it and for that material, we are going to create that material called Corona Light Material. With this, we can create a self-illuminated material. The first thing we have to see...”

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Course summary for: Course 3: Creating Materials with Corona Renderer

• Level: Beginner
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