Bedroom render practice
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Here we go. Took the exposure down a little as well
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Nice work.
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Thanks Dave!
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Updated.
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just perfect! I love it.
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Thanks jo-ke!
Thanks ntxdave!
Truly, a good render program and decent PC helps a lot. And for me, years of struggle and practice. I made my first decent render almost 10 years ago using Kerkythea. After that, I was using Raylectron (and still do). Since getting my new PC just recently, it happily coincided with major updates to Raylectron and the release of D5 and D5's use of the exact render GPU I have, unbeknown to me when I purchased my PC.
Yet I still make some pretty bad renders sometimes.
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Brilliant, I love 'em mate.
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is D5 still free?
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@mike amos said:
Brilliant, I love 'em mate.
Thanks Mike!
Jo-ke, yes, but the trade off is that you only have access to material and not 3D assets. For the paid version, you get more materials and the huge library of 3D assets.
For anyone who does not need the pro verions, it's a great deal. The pro version is not bad either at $360 per year or $38 per month.
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Just a thought, would renaming TM assets work?
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@mike amos said:
Just a thought, would renaming TM assets work?
I personally have no idea.
There may be information on the D5 forums.
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Very nice work Bryan, well done mate
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Thanks L i am!
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These renders are really amazing mate!
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Thanks majid!
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Interesting progression of the different renders. Looks like your starting to figure out the new equipment and render engine.
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@tuna1957 said:
Interesting progression of the different renders. Looks like your starting to figure out the new equipment and render engine.
Thanks!
Yes. Better tools and practice with them makes all the difference.
I'm loving it!
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