Another bathroom...
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@stanmarsh said:
How did you model the water with splashes?
+1.
Looks like Realflow is it?
Tut?
Some burnt areas, but otherwise, very good looking images.
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Your a god man!
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@stanmarsh said:
How did you model the water with splashes?
@kwistenbiebel said:
+1. Looks like Realflow is it?
Tut?Tut...
The plant on the table and the water splash are the only things I imported to SU...
You can obtain the water splash model from Turbo Squid...@kwistenbiebel said:
Some burnt areas, but otherwise, very good looking images.
Thanks...
@eduardonl said:
Your a god man!
I can only dream of such renders!Thanks, but you can actually achieve equally good renders yourself quite easily...
It's really not that difficult and I'll be happy to show you how easy it's done... -
looks good!
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@julius said:
but did you spend 30$ for the water??
Yes - of course... I can use it for many other models...
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great work, kim. the trees and the water are particularly good. it is great to be able to see your output.
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very good work, i realy like the water
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Nice images mate but dam they are bright, seems the excess light is flashing some of the white srfaces.
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Thanks, Richard...
What you can't see in the images is that just outside the bathroom, users will find a rack containing various sunglasses...
So, apart from being able to do whatever you need to in the bathroom, you can do it and at the same time look incredible cool and hip...
OK... Seriously speaking... Like I mentioned earlier, I haven't done any post pro on the images... Could easily adjust to tone mapping...
I will remember to adjust it When I post the MLT render...@rcossoli - Thanks... Much appreciated..!!
BTW - I forgot to mention that the 17 minutes render time was done on a single core...
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just saw this ... great renders my friend
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Very nice, am "Green" with envy:-)
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Woah... This post was brought back to life from a long sleep...
But thanks anyway guys...
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