i wish i can give u some tips but unfortunately i m not even good as u are,srry, here are lot of people who know to work with renderings,they ll give u some tips

could you insert the model? and the options?

@frederik said: Hi Matsuo, I'm not sure what render preset you've used for this, but it doesn't look real to me... It's somehow too CG'ish, which to me suggests that you've used a very low render preset... How long have you been working with KT...?? I think you should try working with a Studio setup... Please take a look at the Frederik's studio lighting setup (really, Clipi's) thread at the KT Forum... I'm sure you can improve this and take it to the next level... I've just downloaded version 3 of the scene, from the forums. Will post the result (using a new joypad) after rendering is complete. Cheers for the tips!

I would use a bigger (more x more) texture and expand it more, so you have no more cuts in your water surface. And I would use a single Background area. The edge doesnt look realistic. The boat itself is nice.

Good job on the wrenches and the billboard. Good photo of your son. Yeah, I'd look twice at that billboard. Turned out great! Glad the client liked it as well. Smart client.

@gaieus said: Dave, there are other means for being "high". I can't afford those means though.

What a piece of art ! More interesting is the fact, that this model is aimed for historical interaction. MALAISE

@unknownuser said: @nomeradona said: @unknownuser said: Good work. The shadows those bowls cast look too well-defined to me, though. Obviously I could be wrong. actually you are right stinkie. i will explain the workflow. its a kind off choosing between egg and chicken. see vray doesnot support IES photometric. in order to have the ies effect, there is a workflow introduced by andeciulala using opacity map. this opacity map will be place on the receptacle and just like a gobo map will cast the light with an ies effect. but the problem of course you can do that if you are using soft shadow. soft shadow wont show the effect. on the last image that you are using the radius is actuially "0" therefore there would be no softshadow. so the casting of shadow is really sharp. of course i could edit in photoshop. nevertheless.. sharp eyes you have there.... Ah, I see (I think! Still something of a Vray noob! ). Thanks for taking the time to explain this, Nomer. no not all you actually saw it. and wondered with it...

really the model is very nice

@gaucho said: As far as my few photos of it are showing, this is a great model! Gaucho and others, thanks for kind comments Tomasz

@Luis Seems I have not to translate Gaieus t'as inscrit directement sur le forum français!

..really! Though for a so close shot, I'd add some screen interlacement..

@tinanne said: Nice job Terry! However did you find that picture of me tho.... You are not as green as you used to be Tina

Thank you.

Hey Pete, LOVE IT! Talk soon. Dave P.S. I noticed that some members have standard tag lines at the end of their signatures ... many of them prophetic and thought provoking (seriously). So I thought I'd try one out for size: "To idiot drivers: OBJECTS IN YOUR MIRROR ARE MORE PISSED OFF THAN THEY APPEAR!"

roger, we are in total agreement. given the time i will also strive for perfection down to the last blade of grass...

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...good model,good texturing!... thanks!

@daniel said: I also thought the video was more informative of the project than the images, as it told the whole story, and how they relate to each other. Thanks Daniel , and for more information about Project, here "a Site Plan" [image: 430655995.jpg] [image: picture.php?albumid=199&pictureid=2054] Top left building is A Shopping center "Mall" Under Mall is "Administrative building" Top center of a site plan is A Museum Right it A Public park Area of project is 42.300 m And you can see the video that was more informative. Yaseen [image: 4UBd_1.JPG] [image: mq1P_7.JPG]

Yes...true about the name. My biz journey is getting there slowly. I just bought VRay and now need the time and some small projects to learn the program. I currently run a mill work shop for a custom trade show graphics and exhibit company. Eventually I'd like to get to the point where I'm doing prototyping and fabricating for product design and custom furniture. I will be buying Modo next month and continue adding to my programs. Any advise you can offer would be appreciated. Thanks Adam. Jeff