VRay Tests

[stuartb]

hope I am posting this is in the right place Juju . . .
PS the forum message says "cannot add another . . 3 is the maxmimum" . . . should be 'maximum'

[stuartb]

more . . .

[stuartb]

last 2 . . . (is there a better way of doing this? . .adding messages?)

[juju]

Some good renders there Stuart!

[jeff jacobs]

Stuart,

Tells us some more about these. What's the process and the setup time? They are nice renders. The only problem you are having is the same problem I have with my other render softwares–low poly count especially around the curved edges. Also, when exporting the triangulation is a killer in regards to file size and geometry structure. Almost impossible in other applications without a LOT of handwork. The lighting looks good.

[Mr S]

Hi,

Just got round to viewing these images.
Looking good.
Can you supply any info/guides as to the settings you used?
I really need to understand how to use this software.
Thanks

Mr S

[Krisidious]

wow... so detailed and so well lit...

[dylan]

These look good, a shame about the curved edge of the bath though.

[not registered yet]

with the bathtub, you can probably reconstruct it using a polygon with a higher number of polygons rather than using a circle or an arc. if you're taking this into max, you can use the smooth modifier.

as a personal preference, i would change the renderings into 2 point perspectives rather than 3 point perspectives.

P: wadefuh

[kwistenbiebel]

@wadefuh said:

as a personal preference, i would change the renderings into 2 point perspectives rather than 3 point perspectives.

I agree. A plain 2 point perspective will be much better!
(as a note, i like these images already ).

Also, the burnt areas around 'omnilights' are quite disturbing.

Very good renderings all together.

Cheers and keep'em coming

[jenujacob]

is it possible to render in 2 point perspective in vray??

[kwistenbiebel]

Whenever your walls are vertical you have a 2 point perspective.
I know Sketchup has a seperate 2 point perspective option, but you can achieve an 'almost' 2 point persp. by just adjusting your viewport so the walls are vertically alligned.
For wide angle camera settings this sometimes is harder to achieve.

[jenujacob]

ah like that... yea.. thats possible.. but still it would have been cool if we could render using SU's 2 point perspective....

[sepo]

Actually is it possible to render 2 point perspective as such. Also is it possible to render elevations. I know it is not possible to render SU section.