Welcome!
Ready-to-render copy of a Scandinavian modern interior from IKEA. All objects created in the scene actually exist in the IKEA catalog
Use the scene as a learning tool for interior visualization using Cinema 4D and Corona render. Or as a showcase for your own models. You can also use the scene as a collection of resources to enrich your own project, containing many carefully crafted and textured individual models that are difficult to find anywhere else.
- Everything is modeled at real scale (cm), making it easy to mix and match with your own content.
- All objects and materials are named logically, all objects are also logically grouped for ease of movement and hiding.
- All objects are textured, so you can easily understand how this or that object was created.
- Hyper-realistic textures, 2K, some textures in 4K resolution.
- The scene is completely at your disposal, everything that is in the preview is also in the files.
ATTENTION! Please read these warnings before purchasing:
- This scene was created for Cinema 4D 2024.3.2 and Corona 10. It may not open on earlier or later versions as it has not been tested.
- The scene may take a long time to launch due to load.
- A reliable processor is required to work, since the crown renders on the processor, and the scene is quite loaded. I rendered the provided preview images using a card with 12GB of VRAM and a fairly weak Intel Core i7-11700KF processor and 16GB of RAM. When rendering a scene, there was sometimes not enough RAM, so keep that in mind.
This is an indoor scene with natural light, ready to render using CINEMA 4D + CORONA RENDERER. Inside the zip file you will find 137 materials, 120 textures, 5 camera depth of field settings, Corona render settings and VFB settings. Includes 3DS, OBJ, FBX and Blender 3D model export file (without materials).
Renders do not require post-processing. This file has no protection. You can reuse the scene, rendering settings, lights, materials, but most of all, you can learn from the file by moving around within the project, observing how the light was created and processed, how the materials were developed, what its role is.
ENJOY IT!
