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    • DanielD Offline
      Daniel
      last edited by

      Nice looking rendering, David, although I agree the pink glow from the carpet aint too pretty (but then, I detest the color pink). I have one design crit: the casing around the 6-panel doors looks too thin, IMHO. What are the dark squares over said doors?

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      • soloS Offline
        solo
        last edited by

        David, if you change the carpet from a color to a texture it should remove the pink tint in render.

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        • B Offline
          bubbalove
          last edited by

          They are supposed to be speaker screens but I messed up and made them too dark... they were supposed to be the color of the walls... whoooopsies! It's funny you say that about the door casing... as I made it extra thick so the chair rail would die right into to it... maybe its the perspective?

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            bubbalove
            last edited by

            It is a texture Pete, I also added a bump map to it... I know it is definitely my material settings but I just don't know what to do... anyone with experience in Kerky maybe can help! I will post it in the Kerky boards as well and see if I can get something outta them...

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            • soloS Offline
              solo
              last edited by

              I am not versed in KT, but if there is a way of toning down the Irradiance then you may be able to overcome this.

              Or a quick color correction in PS should help for a quick fix.


              http://img293.imageshack.us/img293/1079/kerkyrendersmallcn8ed3.jpg

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                bubbalove
                last edited by

                Ahh... alright, bout to give it a shot...

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                • DanielD Offline
                  Daniel
                  last edited by

                  David, I think the thickness of the casing is fine, but for traditional doors such as those the casing should be wider.

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                  • B Offline
                    bubbalove
                    last edited by

                    Ohhh... I'm trying to fix the 'pink' problem right now but I will fix that... client didn't catch that one...

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                      bubbalove
                      last edited by

                      Well here is the updated render... still got some 'pink' issues but it's not as bad... anyone?

                      http://img133.imageshack.us/img133/6025/kerkyrender2xe2.jpg

                      By bubbalove at 2008-10-23

                      Pete, I'm not all that good with PS. I changed the hue/saturation for the ceiling on this one... is it any better?

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                      • soloS Offline
                        solo
                        last edited by

                        Definately a lot better, I use paintshop pro (not a PS fanboy), I adjusted the back lighting and flashfill.


                        http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/135/kerkyrender2xe2ou3.jpg

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                          DzineTech
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                          Like Solo, I aint a KT user but colour bleeding is also an issue with Vray. The workaround is to precalculate the lighting solution with the floor being a white material and you simply switch textures back when it comes to final render and you load the precalculated solution. Not sure if you can do this with KT though ๐Ÿ˜•

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                            bubbalove
                            last edited by

                            That looks great Pete! But I would like to be able to do a render and not have to adjust it a whole bunch in photoshop... thanks for your help though...

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                            • DanielD Offline
                              Daniel
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                              Looking better, David.

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