So I’ll start by the entrance doors and end my animation somewhere around it, too. In this design, the interior and the items in the showroom will be guiding the client to start from the left and circulate counter-clockwise to view the furniture and then be met with the custom design corner on one side, the reception/checkout counter on the other, and the exit to the mall.

The first step in the process of creating an animated walkthrough is to map out the circulation where you will start and where you’ll end the animation.

It’s around 300 sqm of floor space the perfect size to make a walkthrough so the client can get an idea of the layout and circulation. Click on the Clipping Mask button to ensure the Adjustment Layer only affects the Diffuse contribution.The 3D model used in this video is quite a large showroom that I designed for a client. Next, I will select the “Diffuse.RGB” layer and create a Hue/Saturation Adjustment Layer. So first, I need to find the floor’s Cryptomatte - the layer name is “Cryptomatte.Flooring_Parquet_Geometric_A01_120cm.” If I hold down Ctrl and left-click its thumbnail, it will create a selection of the floor. The correct way to do this is to only modify the diffuse color and leave the light and reflections as they are.įor example, in this scene, I want to modify the color of the floor. This is because it will change the reflection, light and diffuse information at the same time. When we want to color-correct a non-metal material, we can’t adjust the Beauty pass directly. Step 5: How to color-correct non-metal materials in post-production The Reflection, Refraction, Light and Diffuse information is separated. The Linear Dodge(Add) layer Blend Mode is simply the addition from the 4 operations, and it is just adding the color values together.

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