The Interior Design with 3ds Max + Corona Renderer short course is an intensive, hands-on training designed to equip learners with the complete workflow of 3D visualization for interior spaces. Across 8 days, participants will master how to model, texture, light, and render interiors to a professional, photorealistic standard.
The course begins with the fundamentals of Autodesk 3ds Max, teaching participants how to set up projects, create interior architectural elements (walls, floors, windows, and ceilings), and build custom furniture or decorative pieces. As skills progress, students will explore advanced modeling techniques and learn how to import and optimize CAD drawings into 3ds Max, ensuring accuracy and efficiency in real projects.
A strong focus is placed on materials and textures, where students gain the ability to create lifelike surfaces such as wood, fabric, glass, and metal using Corona Materials. This is followed by mastering lighting techniques with Corona Renderer, including natural daylight systems, artificial lighting setups, and IES profiles for professional interior illumination.
Learners also practice camera setup and composition, developing the ability to stage their interiors for maximum visual impact. With Corona’s powerful rendering engine, students will produce high-resolution, photorealistic images, learning about render settings, denoising, render passes, and post-processing to polish their final outputs.
The program concludes with a capstone interior project, where participants apply everything they have learned to create a complete interior design scene—modeled, textured, lit, and rendered—resulting in a professional-quality visualization ready for client presentation or inclusion in a portfolio.
The 8-Day Interior Design with 3ds Max + Corona Renderer Program is a practical, hands-on short course designed to give learners the full skillset needed to produce photorealistic 3D interior visualizations. Starting with the basics of 3ds Max, students are introduced to modeling techniques for walls, furniture, and decorative elements, gradually moving into more advanced workflows used in professional interior design studios.
A strong focus is placed on materials and textures, where participants learn to apply realistic finishes such as wood, metal, glass, and fabric using Corona Renderer’s powerful material system. Alongside this, students gain an in-depth understanding of interior lighting techniques, including daylight simulations and artificial lighting setups, as well as how to place cameras to achieve compelling and professional visual compositions.
In the final stages of the program, learners explore render settings and post-production, developing the ability to create polished, high-quality images suitable for client presentations or portfolio use. The course concludes with a capstone project, where participants design and render a complete interior scene, showcasing their ability to manage the entire workflow—from modeling to final output.
By the end of the course, students will have the confidence to use 3ds Max and Corona Renderer as professional tools, with the skills to produce realistic and impactful visualizations that support both creative design concepts and client communication.
Learn the 3ds Max interface, set project units, and practice basic modeling of walls, floors, and ceilings. Organize scenes using layers and groups for efficiency.
Model doors, windows, and partitions with precision. Explore key modifiers like extrude, bevel, mirror, and array. Import and optimize CAD drawings for accurate modeling.
Model furniture and décor objects or use pre-built assets effectively. Learn to scale and align elements accurately. Practice by designing a small living or bedroom layout.
Get introduced to Corona materials. Apply and customize textures such as wood, glass, metal, and fabric. Work with UV mapping to create realistic material finishes.
Understand natural daylight using Corona Sun & Sky. Add artificial lights with Corona Lights and IES profiles. Learn to balance lighting for mood, storytelling, and realism.
Set up professional camera views for interiors. Explore composition techniques including perspective, depth of field, and focal lengths. Create portfolio-ready shots.
Master Corona Renderer workflow and settings for high-quality results. Use render passes, denoising, and optimization. Enhance outputs with Corona Frame Buffer and Photoshop.
Complete a full workflow project: modeling → materials → lighting → camera → rendering. Produce client-ready final images and receive critique with professional portfolio tips.
Navigating the 3ds Max interface
Setting up project units and templates for interior work
Basic modeling commands (walls, floors, ceilings)
Organizing the scene with layers and groups
Modeling doors, windows, and partitions
Introduction to modifiers (extrude, bevel, mirror, array)
Importing and optimizing CAD drawings for accuracy
Practice: modeling a simple interior room
Modeling furniture and decorative objects
Using pre-built assets and libraries effectively
Scaling and aligning models for proportion accuracy
Practice: designing a small living or bedroom layout
Introduction to Corona Materials
Applying textures to surfaces (wood, metal, glass, fabric)
UV mapping and adjusting material properties
Practice: creating a realistic material board for interiors
Understanding Corona Sun & Sky system
Setting up natural daylight in interiors
Artificial lighting with Corona Lights and IES profiles
Balancing light for mood and realism
Setting up interior cameras in 3ds Max
Framing shots for storytelling and professionalism
Depth of field, perspective, and focal lengths
Practice: creating portfolio-ready camera views
Corona Renderer workflow and settings for quality vs. speed
Render passes, denoising, and optimizing output
Post-production basics in Corona Frame Buffer and Photoshop
Practice: finalizing high-resolution images
Students design and render a complete interior space
Workflow: modeling → materials → lighting → camera → rendering
Producing a set of final images for client presentation or portfolio
Course wrap-up, critique, and professional tips
Interior Designer
3D Visualization Specialist
Rendering Artist
Architectural Visualizer
Furniture & Product Visualizer
Virtual Staging Specialist
Animation & Walkthrough Designer
Freelance 3D Rendering Consultant
Basic computer skills are required; prior knowledge of design principles is beneficial.
To claim the course fees through HRD Corp, your company must be registered with HRD Corp. Once registered, your employer can submit a training grant application via the HRD Corp e-TRiS system. After the application is approved, the course fees can be claimed.
There is no strict limit to the number of courses an individual or company can claim. However, the total amount claimable depends on the available levy balance in your HRD Corp account. It’s best to consult your HR department or HRD Corp representative for specific details.
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Taman Regensi Oren, 13400 Butterworth,
Pulau Pinang, Malaysia.
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