Exterior visualization 3ds max + Corona render for Beginners

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Alex Kondratiev

4:38:48

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1 - Modeling.mp4

42:50

1 - References.txt

2 - Details.mp4

17:37

2 - screenshot-134.zip

3 - Floor Generator plugin.txt

3 - Landscape modelling.mp4

18:51

4 - IDs.mp4

20:08

5 - Lighting lesson.mp4

13:12

6 - Concrete plates.txt

6 - Free textures.txt

6 - Free textures 2.txt

6 - Mask texture.txt

6 - Materials.mp4

32:27

7 - Pool water.mp4

11:30

8 - Grass 3d model.txt

8 - Relink bitmaps script.txt

8 - Scattering.mp4

21:57

9 - Details in scene.mp4

21:37

9 - Free models.txt

9 - Furniture models.txt

10 - Maxtree website.txt

10 - Trees.mp4

26:13

11 - Rendering.mp4

12:43

12 - PS postproduction.mp4

18:59

13 - HDRI setup.mp4

20:44

Description

A basic course in modeling and visualization of contemporary architecture

What You'll Learn?

Basics of Exterior Modeling in 3ds Max Using Reference
Light Setup basics
Materials setup
Post production in Photoshop

Who is this for?

For those who are new to 3D visualization and want to try their hand as an architectural visualizer

What You Need to Know?

Should be installed 3ds max downloaded from the official site

Should be installed Corona render downloaded from the official site

Photoshop, any version

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Description
Boost your architectural skills!
For versions of 3ds max 2019, Corona render 4 and higher.
12 detailed tutorials on 3dsmax and Corona Render for beginners. Even if you have just installed the programs. The course is perfect for those who want to create their first portfolio and learn how to create renders using photo references.
You will learn the basic ways of staging lighting and setting materials: concrete, stone, pebbles, paint, glass, water. Learn how to use HDRI in lighting architectural scenes.
Modeling:
How to model in 3dsmax from a photo reference using just one photo. A quick way to create any project for your portfolio using photo references.
Corona:
Understand how Corona Renderer and 3dsmax work, even if you only installed them.
Light setup:
How to adjust the lighting in two ways: evening and day. Now the process of creating realistic lighting will no longer be a problem for you.
Material Setup:
Get to know the material editor and create your first realistic 3d materials
Vegetation:
How to detail 3d scenes: you will create a green lawn, bushes and trees. Fill the project with lush vegetation.
Your first portfolio:
Get the first renders that you can put in your portfolio
This course is a great opportunity to try yourself as a 3D visualizer and create your first realistic images.
Who this course is for:
For those who are new to 3D visualization and want to try their hand as an architectural visualizer

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My journey in 3D visualization began as a student in 2003. Initially, I approached it as a hobby, but soon found myself working as a visualizer in an architectural studio. A few years later, I made the move to freelance work and established my own studio, RiverBlack, in 2009. Since then, we have produced hundreds of remarkable architectural and interior visualizations for clients globally, utilizing cutting-edge tools such as ArchViz techniques, Corona Render, 3dsMax, Vray, and Photoshop in the rendering process. Teaching visualization became a personal interest and professional necessity for me, as I trained my studio's employees. In 2018, I launched my first course, "The Effective Visualizer," which has been a rewarding experience seeing our student's works being featured in prominent 3D galleries worldwide. Now I am sharing my knowledge with you on Udemy!

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