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.