I like your relaxed style. You don't have to always snap everything, otherwise you could snap something in your head if you take it too far. What is your favorite 3d program? I ask because of your repeating comments: "uhh..3dsmax..." which is weird since you seem to be so comfortable with it.
3ds Max is my favourite software, but think of my comments as benter with a old friend, you know he is awful but its the best you can get so you stick to it.
@@VizAcademyUK Ok, that makes sense. 3dsmax is my favorite too, I have tried to use other software like Maya but it felt so complicated compared to max.
@@VizAcademyUK Yes, it has had a long history. I wonder if there still is code from the DOS version, which was my first "Max". It would be great if they built it from ground up and got rid of the baggage which makes it crashy... But that would be such an impossible task I don't think that's gonna happen.
Your videos are always great! But I dont see any 3ds max user that can model a super complex gothic lancet windows. While it is very easy and intuitively done in blender.
You don't see it as we are not stuck on make-believe projects of fantasy castles. Remember that our channel revolves around modern use of 3D software in Architecture.
what shortcut do you use to manually add segments or loops to a poly? I've rewatched those parts very closely but i can't figure that out also, on the website only the floorplan is present and not the 3d models to populate the scene and thanks a lot for the amazing stream
Hello! Our team is currently dedicated to enhancing the VizAcademy software. Once this update is complete, we will promptly turn our attention to refreshing the website content. Should you require access to the floorplans before these updates are made, please feel free to reach out to Mike through info@vizacademy.co.uk
Hello Mike it's been around one year I am watching all your tutorials and I am remodeling all your tutorials, please if I have a question on your old videos will you respond me? and for this video I have question at 1:20:53 you copy the polygon from shape very quickly which how you do that?
Hey, those objects are imported into the scene in Proxy format, which is a lightweight representation of the original object. Proxies are used to improve viewport performance and render times by reducing the amount of data that needs to be processed. The proxy is currently displayed as a point cloud, that's why it looks simpler. In Corona, proxies are particularly useful for handling complex objects or scenes with many detailed elements.
hi Thank you so much for this beautiful tutorial. as a beginner i would love to practice this scene step by step. could you please make the assets available for us to practice. Once again, i really appreciate your efforts.
Could you please talk a little less sir and execute a command a bit slowly so that beginners could understand a thing or two. You didn't even show the final render either.
I like your relaxed style. You don't have to always snap everything, otherwise you could snap something in your head if you take it too far.
What is your favorite 3d program?
I ask because of your repeating comments: "uhh..3dsmax..." which is weird since you seem to be so comfortable with it.
3ds Max is my favourite software, but think of my comments as benter with a old friend, you know he is awful but its the best you can get so you stick to it.
@@VizAcademyUK Ok, that makes sense. 3dsmax is my favorite too, I have tried to use other software like Maya but it felt so complicated compared to max.
@@filipcza Max is just exactly the way I always imagined 3D software. But it could be a bit less crashy, and glitchy ;)
@@VizAcademyUK Yes, it has had a long history. I wonder if there still is code from the DOS version, which was my first "Max". It would be great if they built it from ground up and got rid of the baggage which makes it crashy... But that would be such an impossible task I don't think that's gonna happen.
There are no available files on the link, could you add this webinar to the page with files?
Thansks! Will solve this soon :)
Hello Mike i can't find the link to chaos campus please let me know where it is
I already watched the full video lots of good info. can you please post the file so we can practice.
Sorry for the delay, we will take care of thsi soon
Your videos are always great!
But I dont see any 3ds max user that can model a super complex gothic lancet windows. While it is very easy and intuitively done in blender.
You don't see it as we are not stuck on make-believe projects of fantasy castles. Remember that our channel revolves around modern use of 3D software in Architecture.
what shortcut do you use to manually add segments or loops to a poly? I've rewatched those parts very closely but i can't figure that out
also, on the website only the floorplan is present and not the 3d models to populate the scene
and thanks a lot for the amazing stream
Alt + 1 "Swift Loop"
How much polygons usually in your interior scene? and do you use a Corona legal material?
I can't find the floor plan, can anyone send me the right link?
I have registered for this course on your web page but can't see the link to download the floor plan can you please tell me where I can get it.
Hello! Our team is currently dedicated to enhancing the VizAcademy software. Once this update is complete, we will promptly turn our attention to refreshing the website content.
Should you require access to the floorplans before these updates are made, please feel free to reach out to Mike through info@vizacademy.co.uk
Hello Mike it's been around one year I am watching all your tutorials and I am remodeling all your tutorials, please if I have a question on your old videos will you respond me?
and for this video I have question at 1:20:53 you copy the polygon from shape very quickly which how you do that?
CTRL + Shift + move the poligon
@@VizAcademyUK thanks
great video as usual. I didn't see it covered, but how come the glasses and table decorations etc were made up of lots of small dots?
Hey, those objects are imported into the scene in Proxy format, which is a lightweight representation of the original object. Proxies are used to improve viewport performance and render times by reducing the amount of data that needs to be processed. The proxy is currently displayed as a point cloud, that's why it looks simpler. In Corona, proxies are particularly useful for handling complex objects or scenes with many detailed elements.
that was super helpful thank u for your free webiners
hi Thank you so much for this beautiful tutorial. as a beginner i would love to practice this scene step by step. could you please make the assets available for us to practice. Once again, i really appreciate your efforts.
Hello Mike, this is a good tutorial, can you please share your dwg
Nice cource. If you show the keyboard shortcuts, it will be even clearer.
Will do next time!
I wish I could reach the file
Please sir make video on vray texturing and lighting🙏🙏🙏🙏
At some point we will have to
Opcion "Dirt_random" (38:27) in the material editor is missing. Do you have any idea what is wrong?
Hi, sorry for that! Its just a small preset material we made in previous videos :)
Thanks for the quick reply, best regards!@@VizAcademyUK
@@mitarmakic2452 The material is a black and white Dirt Texture plugged into Corona Mapping Randomizer and then Corona Triplanar Map.
i am always waiting for your best instruction😍
i am always waiting for your inspirational videos
Thank's! Glad you like it :D
where can i find the project files cause when i can click the link there's noting
Click the second link and go to "Webinars" tab
@@VizAcademyUK I did it takes me to other tutorials
@@rayaatari Press Ctrl+F, then type in Webinars
Can you do in blender too please
sir floor plan where i can get ?
In which version of Corona is Transform randomizer tool?
Corona 11
great course
sir how to show select from scene? what the short cut I mush click? thanks
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@@VizAcademyUK thank you 😍🙏
Congratulates mike
😊
Could you please talk a little less sir and execute a command a bit slowly so that beginners could understand a thing or two. You didn't even show the final render either.
sir please sir i cant understand sir
perfect🌹🌹🌹
how do you copy edges so easily at 1:20:11 , please can anyone help me
Shift + Drag :)
Can you please make a tutorial on vray lighting only? would highly appreciate
That's not a bad plan, but we mainly teach Corona :)
@@VizAcademyUK Most of the users still rely on vray so that's why :)
Aucun logiciel ne vaut SketchUp
Ludique facile à utiliser au possibilités incroyables avec une licence pas cher comparé à tous les logiciels pro.
Hlo