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General Category => Gallery => Topic started by: Ludvik Koutny on 2012-10-21, 00:19:33

Title: Tutorial scene
Post by: Ludvik Koutny on 2012-10-21, 00:19:33

Some people were asking about sample scene. The original sample scene i made will be distributed once Corona enters beta phase, but i have scrambled some of the furniture from it, created a few new ones and put together another simple scene.

In following days, i will create another video tutorial, which will cover lighting, surfacing, and render setup of this scene. With the release tutorial, i will also make this scene available for everyone to try out things i will be showing in the tutorial, and this scene could be also useful as a Corona benchmark scene.

I will try to release the tutorial as soon as possible ;)

Title: Re: Tutorial scene
Post by: maru on 2012-10-21, 17:50:56

Sweet!

Title: Re: Tutorial scene
Post by: hglr123 on 2012-10-21, 21:03:35

Nice! :)

Title: Re: Tutorial scene
Post by: Javadevil on 2012-10-22, 00:09:58

That looks great,

The lamp is missing a power cord :)

Is the White picket fence 3D or background map ?

Title: Re: Tutorial scene
Post by: Ludvik Koutny on 2012-10-22, 08:51:53

Backgroud...  CoronaBackgroundMtl used  ;)

Title: Re: Tutorial scene
Post by: Chakib on 2012-10-24, 12:14:17

mmmmmm tasty corona scene can't wait :p

Title: Re: Tutorial scene
Post by: gabe on 2013-08-01, 19:10:27

Very nice scene, simple but effective =)

I really like the light mood in it, can you sahre some info for now? Corona newbie here =)

Also, the rug looks great, just texture and displacment/bump or something else?

Cheers!

Title: Re: Tutorial scene
Post by: Ludvik Koutny on 2013-08-01, 22:25:16

Quote from: gabe on 2013-08-01, 19:10:27

Very nice scene, simple but effective =)

I really like the light mood in it, can you sahre some info for now? Corona newbie here =)

Also, the rug looks great, just texture and displacment/bump or something else?

Cheers!

I plan on doing a tutorial using that scene. I just did not get to it...  but i will...  hopefully, one day... :D

Texture is subdivided box with displace modifier on top of it and texture with strong bump :)

Title: Re: Tutorial scene
Post by: gabe on 2013-08-02, 11:09:09

Quote from: Rawalanche on 2013-08-01, 22:25:16

Quote from: gabe on 2013-08-01, 19:10:27

Very nice scene, simple but effective =)

I really like the light mood in it, can you sahre some info for now? Corona newbie here =)

Also, the rug looks great, just texture and displacment/bump or something else?

Cheers!

Thanks, i will try that =)

I plan on doing a tutorial using that scene. I just did not get to it...  but i will...  hopefully, one day... :D

Texture is subdivided box with displace modifier on top of it and texture with strong bump :)

Title: Re: Tutorial scene
Post by: dlogan83 on 2013-08-07, 22:44:26

I am totally new to this, but loving corona already, Can I ask how you balanced the lighting temperature, was this by changing the kelvin of the lights or the white balance kelvin in the exposure control?.

Thanks.

Title: Re: Tutorial scene
Post by: Alex Abarca on 2014-03-21, 23:35:42

Quote from: Rawalanche on 2012-10-21, 00:19:33

Some people were asking about sample scene. The original sample scene i made will be distributed once Corona enters beta phase, but i have scrambled some of the furniture from it, created a few new ones and put together another simple scene.

In following days, i will create another video tutorial, which will cover lighting, surfacing, and render setup of this scene. With the release tutorial, i will also make this scene available for everyone to try out things i will be showing in the tutorial, and this scene could be also useful as a Corona benchmark scene.

I will try to release the tutorial as soon as possible ;)

What happened to this?

Title: Re: Tutorial scene
Post by: Elviz on 2014-03-22, 19:19:02

Unbelievable - very fast and clean :)

Title: Re: Tutorial scene
Post by: RolandB on 2014-04-02, 16:17:25

Sorry but... where is the link to download please ? Thanks for this good idea :)