How to use the Corona render Light Material

In this video tutorial, we are going to learn how to use the Corona light material, the different settings we can configure, and how to use it to create a Light Bulb shader
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00:00 Intro
00:15 Selecting objects and opening the Slate Material
00:34 Creating a Corona Light Material
01:15 Emission Color and Falloff map
02:00 Opacity Map
02:45 Intensity
02:58 Light emission - Emit Light
03:22 Occlude Other Lights
03:40 Emit on both sides
03:50 Directionality
04:13 Exclude/include objects
04:35 Visibility
05:01 Conclusion
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[@giancarlocioffi]

Wow, thanks so much! I liked so much this tutorial, clear and easy to understand! Thanks!

[@ArchVizExplained]

Thank you Giancarlo Cioffi

[@danemmanuelreyes9156]

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[@kenshin8858]

im really thankful for this video!

[@ArchVizExplained]

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[@mostafababaei4031]

Hello and thank you for this video ❤️

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Thank you for watching !

[@savinjo1]

GREAT VIDEO !

[@ArchVizExplained]

Thank you for Watching! 😊

[@PankajSharma-oo5dr]

thnx broo its awesome very cool stuffffff

[@ArchVizExplained]

Glad you like it! Thank you for watching

[@mlbbku2043]

thanks sir, it's verry helpfully👍

[@ArchVizExplained]

Thank you for watching!

[@mayankprajapati7350]

Nice video

[@ArchVizExplained]

Thank you for Watching

[@andereastjoe]

Hi, Great tutorial. But i encounter a lot of noise for my final rendering on glossy objects. How do i solve this problem? Thanks in advance

[@madshader]

Thanks for the great tutorial. Do you have your own website or instagram where you post your renders?

[@kaktusztuske]

Hello! Thank you for sharing this method! I would like to use it for creating orthografic renders automatically, to save a lot of time. And i would like to know is there any way to light my objects with assigning one light to one camera, another to another camera, and so on. So 4 light for 4 cameras. The result i would like to reach is a right side coming light, shadows on the left side in every single orthograpfic renders. Is that possible? I tried to delete all light and set Environment Background colour to white or light grey, but my objects looked very flat...Thanks for you reply in advance, and sorry for my english...

[@ArchVizExplained]

Hi Kaktusztuske, thank you for watching😊 there are a few ways that you can achieve this: You can use the Corona Light Mix to turn on or off the lights you need after rendering each camera. If you are using Corona lights instead of the Corona light material you can also use the camera batch render plugin to select the lights you want to be on for each camera, you can find an explanation on how to use the script in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYmThIOQns9kaJY For the white background, you can use the corona shadowcatcher material along with the override direct visibility, you can see my video of shadow catcher in this link kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3PZf3SveLCmfJY I'm also going to be releasing a new video in the next couple of weeks explaining how to create white backgrounds or any color background using HDRI's and the Corona Shadowcatcher material Let me know if this was helpful

[@danemmanuelreyes9156]

do you have a copy of the 3d model of the pendant light used there? thank you!

[@ArchVizExplained]

Hi Karl, thank you for watching, I don't have a shared link yet, but I'm going to be uploading a similar model and shader to my Patreon page soon.

[@danemmanuelreyes9156]

Hi!

[@soniaotero5949]

tengo las mismas luces en una escena debo agregar una corona Light

[@ArchVizExplained]

Hi Sonia, If you have the same or similar lamps adding a corona light will help you to control the scene light better and you can leave the corona light material as a detail instead of the main source of light :)

[@soniaotero5949]

@@ArchVizExplained Thank you very much with all respect and admiration for your person

[@ArchVizExplained]

Thank you very much for your words Sonia Otero