Enscape to Corona Workflow @ChaosCorona

Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

This tutorial guides you through importing Enscape .vrscene files into 3ds Max, allowing you to leverage Corona's rendering capabilities for architectural visualizations. Learn how to export your scene, import into 3ds Max, adjust lighting & materials, and achieve photorealistic results.

0:00 - Introduction & Enscape Export Overview
0:03 - Exporting VRScene from Enscape
0:12 - Importing VRScene into 3ds Max
0:29 - Switching to Enscape Camera View
0:41 - Adjusting Lighting & Tone Mapping in Corona
0:56 - Modifying and Replacing Materials
1:07 - Final Render Showcase
1:17 - Conclusion

In this video, you will learn:

- How to efficiently export your Enscape scene as a .vrscene file.
- The step-by-step process of importing the .vrscene into 3ds Max.
- Tips for switching to and optimizing your imported camera view.
- Techniques for adjusting lighting, tone mapping, and other render settings in Corona.
- How to easily modify and replace materials to achieve photorealistic results.

Software Used:
- Enscape: youtube.com/Enscape3D
- Corona Renderer: youtube.com/CoronaRenderer

$Corona Renderer 7 for 3ds Max New Features A quick overview of some of the new features in Corona Renderer 7 for 3ds Max. Read more and download now! https://blog.corona-renderer.com/corona-renderer-7-for-3ds-max-released/ 00:00 - Title screen 00:04 - The new Physical Material 00:08 - Physical Material, Clearcoat 00:20 - Physical Material, Sheen, velvet appearance (from scene by Elena V Miller, https://evnvis.co.uk) 00:24 - Physical Material, Sheen, satin appearance 00:31 - Improved Fast Glass 00:41 - Physical Material, Thin Glass with Rough Refraction 00:50 - Physical Material, 35 built-in presets 01:07 - Improvements to 2.5D Displacement 01:18 - Turbidity, Altitude and Volume effects (PRG Clear Sky model) 01:25 - Volume Effect (aerial perspective - PRG Clear Sky model) 01:33 - Faster Rendering, example 1 01:36 - Faster Rendering, example 2 Opacity / Absorption (using free asset by Viz-People, https://www.3d-models.com/info/free-3d-models 01:39 - Faster Rendering, example 3 01:44 - Faster Denoising 01:48 - No artifacts in huge scenes (scenes far from the 3ds Max 0,0,0 origin) 02:01 - Updated Material Library, Metals 02:11 - Updated Material Library, Masonry 02:19 - Updated Material Library, Woods$

Chair Material Breakdown, in Corona for 3ds Max

$Corona Renderer 5 for 3ds Max New Features A quick overview of some of the new features in Corona Renderer 5 for 3ds Max. Read more and download now! https://corona-renderer.com/blog/corona-renderer-5-for-3ds-max-released/ The video shows: - 2.5D Displacement, memory and render time savings - Overall memory and render time savings (with no changes to the scene) - Improved parsing time for many instances (and faster render time) - Faster caustics, with memory savings - Faster caustics with multiple lights - Caustics now respect the include/exclude list for Corona Lights - SSS renders correctly inside glossy refractive materials which have caustics enabled - New Hair and Skin materials in the Material Library - Memory savings for all hair rendering (Max native, Ornatrix, or Hair Farm) - Improved Corona Color Correct performance (parsing time, render speed) - Various quality of life improvements$

Apply effects to the edges of objects with Edge Map/Edge shader

Corona for Cinema 4D Physical Material Tutorial, Part 01 - Introduction

Corona for Cinema 4D Physical Material Tutorial, Part 08 - Translucent Plastic

Creating Unique 3D Atmospheres with Mariana Basarab #coronarender #3dsmax

Corona for 3ds Max Physical Material Tutorial, Part 02 - Presets