@nomeradona said: dear lian, my quick guess. you are from the philippines right? the painting and your never ending sirs... as far as your question. clear glass. just use the clear glass of vray.. its there, but all you have to do is to tick "affect shadows" and also "affect alpha" imho. as for noisy stuff, the setting is all right, all you do now is to increase the subdivision in your materials. my suggestion is about 16 to 24.. the default is 8. as for the trees outside, i think putting vray plane and also perhaps soem 3d trees or face me 2d pictures will help. anyway the openign is just a bit. the filipinos have the http://www.3dpinoy.org and you might want to visit this too... HELLO MR. NOMERADONA..YES IM FROM PHILIPPINES.. I FOLLOW YOU SUGGESTIONS ABOUT MY PROBLEM..I HOPE I GOT YOU RIGHT.. [image: HOPE I GOT IT RIGHT]

last image for this interior...again pure hypershot output with only the watermark and frame added in photoshop. [image: http://i334.photobucket.com/albums/m421/nomeradona_1234/rendercloseup-1.jpg]

That,s all!thanks all the comments! [image: 2402.jpg] [image: 2502.jpg] [image: 2901.jpg] [image: 2902.jpg] [image: 19031.jpg]

Thank you, Cyberdactyl, for that great link! Wish I had found it long ago.

Very interesting. The second one reminds me, for some reason, of one of the floating cities in Larry Niven's Ringworld Engineers

Wow they look like works out of piranesi!! I really like both a lot right up till the outside is erased out then they tend to get that all to common SU look about them!

excellent model Tom, thanks for sharing

yeah no kiddin haha i've failed to make any straps yet to over it but that just might be my next project..thanks for the comment!

the second one is very well done, the grass looks awesome too. In the first one, the grass on the foreground should be Photoshopped a bit, but the rest looks very very good Nice work!

cmeed - great stuff! It is the closest I've ever seen to Croatian Naive Painting in rendering... [image: http://fridaydiary.exteen.com/images/naive%20art.jpg] and have wanted to create some 3D Naive for a long time. Keep up the great work... the hand of an artist will create art. (I was in several meetings with an architect who would paint using his coffee. )

Yeah, that's my boy. Lovely kid, but a handful. Loud, too.

I think the joint works but it seems like the scale is off on one side or the other. Or maybe it's just the perspective. -brodie

Scott, I think the 'bubble' trees actually suit the presentation style. They were the first thing to catch my eye Mike

yes sir! thank you for your comment!:)

First of all- you get great projects! Looks really impressive! the black and white rendering is revealing as to the material qualities of the building. I'm going to have to start using this as a design tool. Good stuff!

hi thanks a lot for your interest and coments,i used settings for vray post in this forums. i dont know how to configurate vray to get more fotorealistik renders .More pic on my blog iistudioltd.blogspot.com. the first image is concept shop , the others are for my project which is in proces of bilding - parter and boss office

Another W.I.P, a cargo collection facility for ye flying ships [image: c4.jpg] ...and another W.I.P of a roller-coaster (imagined) for the google sketchup 3d challenge [image: 1.jpg]

@arail1 said: Is the surface an actual material you're copying? It looks like galvanized metal panels with a print on it. Or is that just an effect created in the rendering? It's a pattern I drew in SU. I rendered it with Vray, and put SU linework on top of it PS. Then I started messing with filters and layers 'til I felt it looked OK. @kwistenbiebel said: Burlington socks

Funny I'd probaby like the first if I didn't see the second!

ok this is the final revision to the morning shot.i added some additional snow on some of the elements and also larger/deeper snow in the garden. I also attached the original unprocessed image that i got from vray. [image: morning snow final with snow drifts post processed] [image: morning snow final original image from vray]