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    • L Online
      L i am
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      Just did this for training. Model by Kojiro Sasaki (DesiredSpace) from 3D Warehouse.
      4K res 1100 samples 10 bounces PT on
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        Rich O Brien Moderator @L i am
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        @L-i-am I'd lose the car and let the house and render sing. The car is grabbing attention for me.

        Its a solid render. Maybe reposition the car so its picked up in the glass reflections?

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          @Rich-O-Brien I am enjoying this render. Not sure which one I like. As usual thanks for keeping me on my toesImage7.png Image6_001.png Image7.png

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            Rich O Brien Moderator @L i am
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            @L-i-am The car tucked in is more appealing to me. You see more of the room to the right. Its a really nice composition.

            The 2nd image also feels less washed out than the others.

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              @Rich-O-Brien I've tried putting in cars in a few renderings before and it's always "lose the car." Same thing with a gas meter I modeled.

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                baz @L i am
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                @L-i-am Totally agree with removing the car, but perhaps a human or two in the lounge space?

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                  @Gus-R said in House Render Sketchup/TM:

                  @Rich-O-Brien I've tried putting in cars in a few renderings before and it's always "lose the car." Same thing with a gas meter I modelled.

                  I find that cars either look too fake or they take too much attention. But when there's a hint of a car or its not front and center you don't pay as much attention.

                  But its a personal thing really. If you like it leave it.

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                    Top notch as always!

                    See my portfolio at https://delphiscousin.blogspot.com/

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                    • L Online
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                      Hi, I thought it would be cool to have wet tyre tracks on the driveway. I could not get hold of some wet tyre tracks. I used a TM native puddle an shrank it down to the size of a tyre track and arrayed them as instances in a linear fashion so there are hundreds of puddles in a line, looks quite convincing I thinkImage8.pngImage8_000.png

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                        Excellent render. creative use of assets to make the tyre tracks, although, methinks they start a bit early, the rear tyres haven't been through the puddle yet...unless it reversed up and then left again.
                        Nothing to do with the quality though, just how my brain works.

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                          Mike Amos @L i am
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                          @L-i-am

                          Cap well and truly doffed. Love 'em.

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                          • Bryan KB Offline
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                            Love the tire tracks.

                            See my portfolio at https://delphiscousin.blogspot.com/

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                              ntxdave @Bryan K
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                              @Bryan-K said in House Render Sketchup/TM:

                              Love the tire tracks.

                              Agree except, why are there wet tire tracks underneath the overhang?

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                                @ntxdave I see your point but my tire tracks under the eaves hang around for quite a while in WinterπŸ˜‰

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