Setting Up a Render in Corona Renderer - 3dsMax

This video tutorial goes through how to setup a basic render in Corona Renderer in 3dsMax. The key steps in this video can be found below:

0:25 - Assigning Corona Renderer as the render engine
1:55 - Setting up the camera angle - Corona Cam
2:40 - Assigning the camera view to a viewport
3:20 - Modifying the camera's properties - field of view, tilt, zoom, etc
4:00 - Setting Materials - Material editor
4:25 - Applying a generic Corona Material to the model
5:18 - Setting a sun light - Corona Sun
6:12 - Locking the 'view to render' to the Camera View
6:50 - Setting the render output size
7:18 - Using safe frames to preview render 'Aspect Ratio'
7:50 - Rendering the view
8:50 - Adjusting the image exposure
10:05 - Using 'interactive render' to make adjustments as the image renders
11:17 - Adding a CoronaSky environment map
12:10 - Setting final render settings and automatic saving

[PinkMushroomPie]

I wanna cry of how helpful this youtube channel is ;-;
anyone that touched rhino and 3ds can relate

[raywong]

liked already. pls keep up the good works. thanks Tom.

[franklin]

Have a question out of curiosity.. why everyone working on 3ds max vray.. you can also work on rhino vray right? Is there anything special about 3ds vray than rhino vray? I know what I'm asking is not realated to this video.. but this question is on my mind a long time

[marotoworks]

Hey, Ive been see you in lot of videos with rhino and 3dmax.
What do u think 3dmax is better for? (From a rhino user)