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    • DanielD Offline
      Daniel
      last edited by

      Looking good, as always. few minor items I noticed: As Bubba mentioned, you need to replace the wine glass with one with a higher poly count; the wood texture on the top and bottom of the picture frame should be rotated 90 degrees (wood grain usually runs lengthwise on a piece of wood, and a picture frame is composed of two vertical pieces and two horizontal pieces).
      Also, looks like your base is composed of two thin pieces of tile, and looks kinda busy. Have you looked at using only one piece?

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      • R Offline
        rcossoli
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        daniel: was right with respect to the framework and the socket, were mistakes, the theme of the socket was by using the bump, but I am well as the floor general idleness leave it at that.
        bubba: aca arrgle plates and cups, I am better I think, greetings


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        • allanxA Offline
          allanx
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          Good job rcossoli the lighting and the mood is superb...

          allanx

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            rcossoli
            last edited by

            tanks allan!! πŸ‘

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            • EddyNLE Offline
              EddyNL
              last edited by

              Looks like a real living room, nice work!

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                rcossoli
                last edited by

                here is the latest version of the image, at least for me, thanks to many comments from this forum and otherwise, I could improve and now looks much better (it seems so clear to me because I did jajaja) greetings to all


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                • boofredlayB Offline
                  boofredlay
                  last edited by

                  That is really nice work!

                  What about a napkin on the table and a little of that wine in a glass or two?

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                    rcossoli
                    last edited by

                    the wine and napkin for the next πŸ˜‰

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                      Julius
                      last edited by

                      really good renders!

                      for some reason i cannot open the last one...

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                      • B Offline
                        bubbalove
                        last edited by

                        You're still getting that light leak on the couch and chair... but you are definitely improving each time... nice job!

                        "Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm." - Churchill

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