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      eldar
      last edited by eldar

      Hi! this is my new render very different of my usual work, render engine: v-ray set primary and secondary engine: ligth cache, no ligths, small size= very quick render. πŸ‘ sucio final copy.jpg

      I satarted ( in case you whant to know how i did it πŸ˜’ ) with a simple room and add dirty textures. original.jpg

      Then with the unfold.rb y flatten the model and export as a jpg (left), then open in photoshop and make more dirty and less patern textures (rigth). texturas.jpg

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        remus
        last edited by

        wheres the pics?

        http://remusrendering.wordpress.com/

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          eldar
          last edited by

          Finally remplace the textures whit the new one and render (image bellow), the finally image (firts in this post)is the result of retouching in photoshop for the rigth look = contrast,burn and desaturate. Hope you find this information useful!

          sucio2.png

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            dylan
            last edited by

            Thanks eldar, I certainly find this info very useful and I will give it a try.

            Render looks good, it's a change from the usual stuff.

            http://dmdarchitecture.co.uk/

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              Phil Rader AIA
              last edited by

              sorry I just felt your image was missing something. Hope you don't mind the embellishment


              sucio-tecate.jpg

              http://www.philrader.com

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                goodonline
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                I think vray does an awesome job with sketchup. I used vray in the past with Max and had great success fooling my clients if it was real or a rendering.
                Is it possible to add bump maps in your rendering with vray? I have not used it with sketchup as of yet, and haven't seen the interface within sketchup. Is there a material editor for / within sketchup?

                Robert Good
                http://www.digitalnursery.net

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                  marked001
                  last edited by

                  very cool.. did not know about that ruby.. very helpful.. very cool render too..

                  http://www.revision21vis.com

                  instagram: revi21on

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                    DzineTech
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                    @goodonline said:

                    Is it possible to add bump maps in your rendering with vray? I have not used it with sketchup as of yet, and haven't seen the interface within sketchup. Is there a material editor for / within sketchup?

                    Yes and Yes. Displacement is also a feature along with many many more features. The material editor work in conjunction with SU because VfSU relies on SU for UV mapping (at least for now!)

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                      goodonline
                      last edited by

                      Yes and Yes. Displacement is also a feature along with many many more features. The material editor work in conjunction with SU because VfSU relies on SU for UV mapping (at least for now!)[/quote]

                      If Vray would offer mapping capabilities within sketchup, I would re-invest in the plugin
                      i m m e d i a t e l y.

                      Robert Good
                      http://www.digitalnursery.net

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                        eldar
                        last edited by

                        Displacement....have you tried crazybump?
                        it seems a good program to make displacement maps, this is the web: http://www.crazybump.com/

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                          tomsdesk
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                          Very cool process to make such lovely images...quite a secret you've shared, thank you very much for both!

                          http://www.tomsdesk.moonfruit.com/
                          2.5D Trees & Shrubs!

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