Nice!

Thanks. D5 Render is pretty quick but there are some features it needs especially in materials since there is no naming of the textures involved and it's impossible to find in the D5 directory. They have an automated PBR function which works very well and the library is extensive. Any modifications to there materials though is difficult since you really don't know where to begin with their textures. I amassed a large library of my own with materials and landscape elements which far exceeds my productivity in architectural renderings.

Ta folks.

@rich o brien said: Youtuber 'influencer' house? Could be I suppose. I'm just making it up on the fly for practice and learning.

Would you be willing to share the model file? I restore CT70's as a hobby and would love to play around with the file. Thanks!

Very cool presentation

Top notch!

Did anybody finish this project if yes it would be really helpfull to me.

@rich o brien said: @boofredlay said: Nice Rich Remember your red bathroom with the weird sink you did in Twilight years ago? Red is such a fun color to play with. Yep

Thanks tuna! Thanks marked!

Thanks Rich. I had a lot more ambition than skill for this one. But as with all my tough ones, I learned a lot. Thanks Mike. I'm working on the render but the render software has been updated and I'm learning how to use some new features in it.

here took somebody the same scene and rendered it in twinmotion: https://youtu.be/hMuXfcG1HLo https://youtu.be/hMuXfcG1HLo

Excellent design!

esse modelo esta disponivel ?

Thanks.

I love simple furniture renders. I can never get the lighting right, myself

excellent modeling and rendering skills.

Flowscape is worth a look too. https://pixelforest.itch.io/flowscape I have not looked into this fully yet so exporting grass etc, no idea.