HOW TO MAKE HOLES USING MATERIAL IN CORONA RENDER. Without changing the geometry and boolean!

In this video, we'll be showing you how to make holes using material in Corona Renderer without changing the geometry and boolean.
If you're looking for a way to create holes in your models without having to re-draw them every time, then this video is for you! By using material properties and textures, we'll be able to create a hole in our model without having to redraw the geometry or boolean.
So watch and learn, and be sure to let us know what you think in the comments below!
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[@anasazees7822]

Thank you somuch. I think we can apply this same method to add some detailed spotlight models on the ceiling as well. Great technic. 👍🏼

[@andreabassetti9481]

Thank tou, it's a nice trick! Btw I think there is a better way to do it. What about slicer material?

[@render.courses]

sure, this approach for them, who don't have slicer, old versions for example

[@LorenzoDragotto]

how can you do that?

[@rajendrameena150]

why making things so complicated when we can just use readymade sockets, put in the scene and render it, even will be more photorealistic and give more freedom. The technique however may be applied for some other use cases. photoshop generative AI has come into picture and you can literally get it into seconds. the visualization industry will be impacted like never before in a year or two.

[@render.courses]

Even if you use readymade 3D socket models (which I do in the video), you need to cut a hole in the wall to avoid crossing the geometry. This video shows you how to do that without creating holes in the geometry. PS: Regarding the new AI in Photoshop. Not everything is as great as it seems at first sight. There will be a detailed review of this on the channel soon.

[@audioLME]

I think you're overrating generative AI and what it's going to bring. no matter what will happen, we're still gonna have to make adjustments and at some point, stuff will take as much time as doing it in 3D in the first place.