Some interior - IKEA style
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Again congratulations, you're my idol!(Just kidding)
Take back seriously, i love that satin surface of the wooden top, is simply fantastic.Let me ask you some information because, as you know, I'm going to start working with VRay.
How long did it take to render each image? (I'm not talking about the time taken for the adjustments, the preparation and post production: i mean only rendering time)
What is the size each original image?
what kind of hardware you use?
Thank you very much
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Did you use the fur plugin for the white shag rugs?
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@bryan k said:
For some reason, I'm hungry?
Wow. Those are excellent.
Thx a lot ! Now I'm hungry to
@ivanscotti said:
Again congratulations, you're my idol!(Just kidding)
Take back seriously, i love that satin surface of the wooden top, is simply fantastic.Let me ask you some information because, as you know, I'm going to start working with VRay.
How long did it take to render each image? (I'm not talking about the time taken for the adjustments, the preparation and post production: i mean only rendering time)
What is the size each original image?
what kind of hardware you use?
Thank you very much
IvanI'm glad you liked
The render time for each image was 2h... The oryginal resolutionis 1600x1000... it's a long time but i use high level setup for Light Cache and when you add a few IES lights and bump maps it's take a ages
My hardware is Pentium i7 920 2,67GHz ( 8 square render in F window of V-ray ) 7GB Ram memory , ATI Radeon 4850 HD.... nothing special or adwanced...
No problem... I will always help You if i can...
@unknownuser said:
Did you use the fur plugin for the white shag rugs?
No it's look like this... model with displacement map... when i want to use a Fur plugin i have always some errors in this model...
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Thanks, my friend.
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Hi all !!!
My new project... bathroom
I'm waiting for your's comments...Will be more of this
Sketchup, v-ray, PS...
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And next one... i back from swimming pool and it's done
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You've got serious skills. That's one lovely image.
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@unknownuser said:
You've got serious skills. That's one lovely image.
Thank you very much
But it's still a lot to learn !Next two ( but not too showy like last one
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Great renders. Textures, light...
Shadow in corners, edges... are defined by AO?...or is it in postpro? -
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Nice
. Your style is sweet 
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thank you...for texture also
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@jarynzlesa said:
Nice
. Your style is sweet . All pictures downloaded.thx my friend
@srx said:
thank you...for texture also
No problem
My new project for a client
I'm waiting for your's advices !!!
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- The night renders are great, clean and sharp .
- You cope with lack of ambient light very well. Position and number of lights is adequate for this room.
- The room is furnished nice and sufficient. The furniture's design goes with whole idea of room's architecture pretty well.
- I would get rid of yellow colors in the room, because already there is a lot of colors in the room. And I would get rid of a led lights behind the TV.
- I don't know, how do you want to get coffee table in place, but I would choose bigger coffee table made of four parts. These parts could be used separately. Maybe, the post (supporting beam) in the middle of the room could be used for hanging nonsense home necessities.
- Nice modeling, Nice renders, Nice design = three N of three.
- Can you send me *.visopt for dig.jpg or dig2.jpg. Thx.
- The night renders are great, clean and sharp
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Stunning
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