3D Visualization For Beginners: Interior Scene with 3DS MAX

This course effectively teaches you how to create beautiful 3D architectural visualization using 3ds Max 2022 and Corona Renderer 7 with just a fraction of the time usually needed. You'll master the knowledge to create stunning 3D renderings and become a fully job-ready person in the industry, in sha Allah.

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• Introduction 09:39

  • 1: Introduction Preview 05:54
  • 2: Conventions and disclaimer 02:45
  • 3: Download the exercise files 01:00

• User interface 28:04

  • 4: Basics of 3ds Max UI 07:10
  • 5: Viewport navigation 06:40
  • 6: Alternative navigation methods 07:10
  • 7: Display settings and startup file 07:04

• Object operations 46:05

  • 8: Create and modify objects 07:14
  • 9: Object selection 05:06
  • 10: Transformation 09:10
  • 11: Pivot point 02:51
  • 12: Transformation settings 06:00
  • 13: Modifier 06:01
  • 14: Object duplication 09:43

• Scene management 28:35

  • 15: Managing objects Preview 04:53
  • 16: Scene explorer 07:23
  • 17: Layer management 07:22
  • 18: Selection set and group 08:57

• Editable Poly modeling 1:27:27

  • 19: Primitive vs Editable 10:19
  • 20: Editable poly basic operations 07:43
  • 21: Sub-object basic selection 05:18
  • 22: Ring and Loop selection 07:59
  • 23: Selection conversion and preferences 07:12
  • 24: Normal direction and backface culling Preview 08:36
  • 25: Edge modeling techniques 08:39
  • 26: Cut and slice techniques 08:14
  • 27: Surface smooth shading 06:20
  • 28: Capping holes and edge extrusion 05:11
  • 29: Bridge 07:08
  • 30: Polygon modeling techniques 04:48

• Precision modeling 38:11

  • 31: Measurement unit 07:43
  • 32: Scale modes 05:51
  • 33: Resetting transformation 04:31
  • 34: Resizing objects precisely 03:37
  • 35: Snapping 06:06
  • 36: Smart Extrude 04:21
  • 37: Aligning objects Preview 06:02

• Basic 3D modeling projects 46:32

  • 38: Project: The picture frame 06:11
  • 39: Project: The coffee table 09:58
  • 40: Project: The shelves 09:09
  • 41: Project: The TV 02:10
  • 42: Project: The room and ceiling Preview 07:35
  • 43: Project: The door 06:30
  • 44: Project: The Window 04:59

• Spline-based modeling 1:04:54

  • 45: Introduction to Spline 06:41
  • 46: Line creation and spline vertex types 07:23
  • 47: Spline creation exercise 03:58
  • 48: Adding and deleting vertices or segments 06:53
  • 49: Spline modification 03:54
  • 50: Spline Boolean 07:20
  • 51: Cross-insert, Weld and Trim 05:50
  • 52: Extrude modifier 05:20
  • 53: Lathe modifier 06:08
  • 54: Bevel profile modifier 11:27

• Intermediate 3D modeling projects 1:32:04

  • 55: Project: The curtain 06:31
  • 56: Using reference image Preview 09:00
  • 57: Project: The Bow floor lamp - Part 1 07:31
  • 58: Project: The Bow floor lamp - Part 2 10:57
  • 59: Project: Tileable 3D pattern 10:46
  • 60: Project: The backdrop 07:25
  • 61: Project: Echasse vase 14:08
  • 62: Project: The crown molding, plinth, and downlights 10:17
  • 63: Project: The loudspeaker 07:36
  • 64: Project: Placing the furniture 07:53

• Subdivision modeling 16:39

  • 65: Subdivision modeling introduction 05:47
  • 66: Using non-quad polygons 05:08
  • 67: Avoiding concave polygons 05:44

• Advanced 3D modeling projects 51:22

  • 68: Project: Teacup 11:02
  • 69: Project: The sofa - Part 1 11:40
  • 70: Project: The sofa - Part 2 09:42
  • 71: Project: The sofa - Part 3 07:08
  • 72: Project: The sofa - Part 4 11:50

• Material basics 1:08:47

  • 73: Renderer basics 03:47
  • 74: Material basic concepts 03:21
  • 75: Material editor 05:57
  • 76: Material browser categories 05:13
  • 77: Assigning and picking materials 08:57
  • 78: Sample slots 04:25
  • 79: Material library 10:35
  • 80: Multi sub-object material 09:09
  • 81: Color models 06:31
  • 82: Bit depth and high-range images 10:52

• Corona Renderer 7 1:05:28

  • 83: Corona Renderer basics 07:19
  • 84: Corona IR, Sun, and Sky 07:51
  • 85: Viewport IR and high-range image lighting 07:52
  • 86: Corona light and mesh light 08:44
  • 87: Corona physical material - Part 1 07:05
  • 88: Corona physical material - Part 2 11:11
  • 89: Rendering limits and Denoising 04:19
  • 90: Material override, Render elements, and Masking 06:16
  • 91: Nonphysical light properties 04:51

• Basic material and lighting projects 35:25

  • 92: Reviewing the changes 02:47
  • 93: Project: Adding the camera 08:08
  • 94: Project: Basic lights 07:41
  • 95: Project: Decorative lights and backlight 07:42
  • 96: Project: Basic materials 09:07

• Texturing and UV Mapping 35:11

  • 97: Procedural vs Image textures 04:20
  • 98: Applying textures 05:15
  • 99: Using PBR textures 09:47
  • 100: Basic UV mapping 04:45
  • 101: Unwrap UV mapping 05:14
  • 102: Real-world map size 05:50

• Texturing and rendering projects 1:02:09

  • 103: Project: Using Corona library materials 08:58
  • 104: Project: The shelves and backdrop textures Preview 07:00
  • 105: Project: The floor and carpet textures 07:11
  • 106: Project: The TV and picture frame textures 09:02
  • 107: Project: Importing free assets 10:10
  • 108: Project: The armchair UV unwrapping 09:30
  • 109: Project: Rendering and post processing 05:46
  • 110: Projects: Fixing the floor reflection 04:32

Architectural visualization is the skill needed in every architecture project or real estate development. Why? Because architects need them to present their designs and real estate developers need them to make the sale. Architectural 3D modeling is also essential in the game industry for crafting game levels. And also important in the VFX industry for creating virtual sets. The demand is very high yet not many people are willing to master it, thinking it's complicated stuff to master. Well not anymore!

This course effectively teaches you how to create beautiful 3D architectural visualization using 3ds Max 2022 and Corona Renderer 7 with just a fraction of the time usually needed. You'll master the knowledge to create stunning 3D renderings and become a fully job-ready person in the industry, or be able to create your own design firm, in sha Allah.

This course is designed for a complete beginner so no prior experience is needed. On the other hand, seasoned 3ds Max users can benefit from this course as we'll be covering advanced topics also in this course. Besides lifetime access to professional-quality lesson videos, you'll also get all of the project's files including 3ds Max files, texture images, and Photoshop composition files.

So, join now! And take your first step in becoming a professional 3D artist or 3D entrepreneur!

• Beginners who never use 3ds Max or any 3D software before
• 3ds Max users who want to explore the Corona rendering engine
• Architects or interior designers who want to learn 3D visualization

• Understand the basics of operating PC computers
• Already have 3ds Max 2022 installed
• Already have Corona Renderer 7 installed
• Photoshop basic knowledge will be helpful although not necessary

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