How to Use Corona Render Override Material and How to Create Clay Renders

Learn how to use the Corona Render Override Material to achieve a clean, neutral look, perfect for highlighting shapes, excluding objects, using the CoronaAO and refining your scene.
In this video, you'll learn:
• How to enable and configure the material override in Corona Render.
• Creating a simple Corona material for the clay effect.
• Applying the material to your entire scene.
• Techniques to exclude specific materials and objects from the override
• Bonus: Adding subtle details like ambient occlusion with the CoronaAO for extra depth
👉 This tutorial is perfect for architects, 3D modelers, and visualization artists looking to use Corona Render for more polished and client-ready presentations.
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SKIP AHEAD ⏩
00:00 Intro
00:15 Render Override Settings
00:35 How to activate Mtl override
01:14 Preserve button
01:45 exclude objects from override material
02:58 Adding coronaAO to the material
04:33 Outro
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[@AndrewOakley-fy6kn]

Super helpful! Thanks!

[@Augustchu]

thank you so muchhhh. only your video explain about this clearly

[@ArchVizExplained]

Glad it helped! thank you for watching!

[@KseniyaJarkoVis]

thank you! super clear now

[@ArchVizExplained]

Thank you for watching!

[@mohammadal-absi8390]

Thank You🎉 , Q\ what if I need to show edges or segments like (vrayedge tex map) to be added in render element.