Basics of Corona & V-Ray Materials | 3ds max Tutorial

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In this video, you will gain basic knowledge about materials that you will be able to implement in your visualizations. This is a great foundation for creating your 3D visual using Corona & V-Ray Renderers for 3ds Max.
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0:00 Intro

[@archcraftstudio3044]

on time ...
you are the best

[@ArchVizArtist]

thank you!

[@NOMAD_SOUL101]

thank you so much Ava, such a nice video

[@archNikola]

Love how you say it "matrial" insted of "matErial" in every video, but now, its overusage time! 😁😁😁

[@awkwardother]

your the best!!!

[@Marjan_Ali]

its very use full for me thanks and nice to listening you :)

[@audiokern]

Where can i find the right fresnel iOR settings for the different materials in architecture like wood, glass, concrete, stone and so on...?

[@designsanmiguel5325]

Thanks a lot.

[@hotlineoperator]

Just excellent.

[@ArchVizArtist]

Thank you :)

[@shebakyoyo]

Amazing as usual

[@ArchVizArtist]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ВовкаВолодченко]

Thanks for one more nice video!!!

[@ArchVizArtist]

You're welcome!

[@creativeconcepts4197]

Thank you for making this

[@ArchVizArtist]

No problem 😊

[@hageribm4337]

Thank you for this
Can you talk about advanced material techniques also ♥️♥️

[@shutupbitch-y9s]

She won't show you unless you buy her course.

[@nasarcad7049]

nice

[@ArchVizArtist]

Thanks

[@Salamon_Zsolt]

You have just skipped on v-ray the Metalness, which makes way easier to create any metalic surface.

[@deepmusic2456]

gud video........

[@ArchVizArtist]

thanks!

[@allnightergm4468]

I have some question to ask you and everyone here, Is it wrong or not if I practice my 3ds Max skill by copying the scene from photograph? what I mean is, if I try to creat scene that similar to some photograph (model, lighting) and the place in that is exist (not copy from rendering image). And can I use the scene that I created to be my portfolio? Thank you for your answer.

[@TrTveT]

I'm a begginer my self but I see absoulutely no reason why not.

[@alvino2765]

anyone out there teaching 3ds max corona,i cant afford this people as a student.

[@3dreamweaver4u]

I want to see complete Walk-through that is at 0:08-0:12

[@ArchVizArtist]

It's from our animation course. You can see full thing here: ruclips.net/video/NqeV6wIIaaU/видео.html

[@3dreamweaver4u]

You're always focused on objects in the scene(it is useful when you're completely into that particular object/model) i can't see complete picture of that residence. I can't show like this to a client(& client's interests are not only what model/style of objects/elements we use)
& I'm not complaining about rendering quality.

[@amazingstuffs9969]

First like

[@ArchVizArtist]

Thank you!

[@subramanyaaru3276]

Can we have more advanced tutorial on this 🥺🥺🥺

[@ArchVizArtist]

Check out our courses for advanced stuff ;)

[@shahirpk9647]

thanks, expecting wet glass

[@ArchVizArtist]

You're welcome

[@shutupbitch-y9s]

Hmm don't think she read all of your 4 word sentence there dude.

[@shutupbitch-y9s]

This is too basic. Like something made for a 5 year old. It's obvious now that this channel is just one big advert for your courses.

[@ArchVizArtist]

Of course it is :D Your genius! Maybe we will change the title to "too basic materials"

[@shutupbitch-y9s]

@@ArchVizArtist You're*. Maybe you should use an appropriate thumbnail as well. Like a teapot with a bit of shine? Considering that's all this video shows.