Sample Model for Rendering

jason_maranto

Here's another shot with Maxwell using some of my Arroway and RAL materials -- I also added more lights and re-arranged the existing ones slightly. I'm not sold on the floor I used, I may do another version at some point.

Also I really think this model needs more details, like baseboard/trim and electrical sockets to be a bit more interesting/realistic.

Best,
Jason.

JCA131

I hope I'm not outside of the rules by creating all new materials instead of just editing the materials from the original model.

Twilight Render and Photoshop

jo-ke

another one, just for fun. Added my wife and myself

twilightrender preset 9 2,5h, 43 passes

macmac12

here's my render, using vray for sketchup.hope you like it.

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mwm5053

The wife and girl friend.

I stayed at home to do the rendering. Kerkythea Photomap high+ AA 0.03. I'll let it bake tonight and see any better quality at least with the lights.

metting room.jpg

Al Hart

@macmac12 said:

here's my render, using vray for sketchup.hope you like it.

Nice background, reflective chair legs and other materials

macmac12

@al hart said:

@macmac12 said:

here's my render, using vray for sketchup.hope you like it.

Nice background, reflective chair legs and other materials

thank you sir.

Elibjr

Here is my attempt. This was a 2 and a half hour render with 19 passes using the packet render in version 4 of IRender nXt. I used 4 lighting bounces 2 refraction and 2 reflective bounces. I wanted to create a slightly smokey space so I used the tone editor to bring up the contrast and lower the brightness and Saturation. Then I used the Nxt-image editor to add sharpen, change the lighting channels to emphasize the artificial lights I added a small about of dark grey haze and blur to the opposite end of the room for effect. I then added a bump map to the wood. I changed the light fixtures to match the color scheme; and changed the material on the chairs to a 'metal' I also made the glass on the table a little more translucent and misty. I hope you like it.

Elijah (Elibjr)

!["Smokey Office" Rendered with IRender nXt](/uploads/imported_attachments/wG78_smokyoffice.jpg ""Smokey Office" Rendered with IRender nXt")

Al Hart

@elibjr said:

Here is my attempt. ... I hope you like it.

Elijah (Elibjr)

Thanks Elijah - I have posted this and most of the other images on SketchUpRendering.com

Everyone - If you get a chance, take a shot at the swimming pool scene:

ccs1987

i saw some Kuala lumpur HDRI there. haha i am from Kuala Lumpur

Nat1

Here is the scene rendered using SU Podium, I used the interior high preset and it took 3hrs and 45 minutes but this was a large image size of 6400x3030 I have cropped it and down sized the image so I can attach here, it would have been much faster to render at a smaller size. New textures have been added from the Podium Material Library/Browser. Levels have been adjusted in Photoshop.

Nat

SU Podium Render

Carloh

that's a nice one nat!

micione

Two attempts with Reditioner. First, only added a few comments and artificial light. Second, changing materials, reflections, bump. Rendering time: 5 minutes.

meeting_room_sample 1.jpg

john2

@oganocali said:

Render at noon, no background. vray + gimp(for contrast+brightness adjustment). I only added a few reflective layers and studio lights.
[attachment=0:3b9xmoia]office_render.jpg[/attachment:3b9xmoia]

hey ogano! i like your thick glass, is it a vray two sided material?

regnar

Here is a render created in Shaderlight 2.3.1, rendering took 2.75 hours
at a quality setting of 8. Used HDR for the lighting & background.

Dan

Conference Room

kate-art

Looks great Dan - using the background image really brings the interior to life!

mojtabata2001

here is my render!
Final 3.jpg

Twilight 1.5 + Photoshop
HDR lighting and some KT materials
i used preset easy 09
150 passed, 3h37m
c&c are welcome

Bryan K

Looks good!

kaas

An old thread but nobody posted an image made with the LightUp plugin - my favorite 'renderer' (it's more than that - you can walk around in real-time in this rendered scene).

I added some IES lights and some light emitters in front of the windows. Calculation time was just about 9 minutes.

Greetings, Max

Al Hart

@kaas said:

An old thread but nobody posted an image made with the LightUp plugin - my favorite 'renderer' (it's more than that - you can walk around in real-time in this rendered scene).

I added some IES lights and some light emitters in front of the windows. Calculation time was just about 9 minutes.

Greetings, Max

Thanks,

I added your image to the SketchUp Rendering site as well.

Those are some of the "cleanest" lights of any of the samples.