Some Interior Rendered Vray Sketchup

[nomeradona]

some of my recent Vray sketchup render images.]

[Stu]

Hey Nomer, really nice images.
I particularly like the last one with the shadows falling over the slightly rumpled bed....sort of a captured moment where you expect someone to rush in looking for their shoes

[boofredlay]

Fantastic work.

[Mannie]

That's very nice work, wonder what it could look like rendered in vue since that is the program i use for rendering

[remus]

Those are some of the better interiors ive seen recently, well done

The only thing i can tihnk of to criticise is the texture on the duvet of the bed, theres a bit of moire.

[Click Draw]

Hi there,

Those are AMAZING! I have been debating about which render program,Podium or Vray. Cost versus quality? Your post really helps me figure it out, thank you. I am having a hard time figuring out adding displacement to a textured surface. Are you able to post a point form list of how or even a tutorial? That would be great! Any more renders you could post? Have a great day....

Cheers,
Jeff

[EarthMover]

Jeff,

When adding displacement to a face in Vray, try grouping the face and bounding edges before you render. If that doesn't work, then you need to subdivide the face until there is enough geometry for displacement to start working.

Also, be careful of using displacement where using bump would be more effective. Displacement will bog down render times, and it's not always even noticeable except in close up shots.

[solo]

Fantastic renders Nomer, I have just started learning V-ray, your images inspire me.

[Click Draw]

Hi Earthmover,

thanks for your advise. I'm assuming I need to tweak setting in the Vray material editor? Check the Displacement box and click on the "m". Pick a type of "sky,noise,...etc. Change multiplier? My hair is turning grey.....
Jeff

[mateo soletic]

Fantastic work Nomer,thanks for sharing.

[Edson]

great work, nomer. the last one is fantastic.

[nomeradona]

• thanks STu, those shoes btw are urgens. so hope that guy can see them..

• thanks boofredlay

• mannie, i have not use Vue... but the way solo produced some of his works i think that rendering progra is amazing

• thanks remus. agree with that, i should have perhaps rendered in a much bigger ouput.

• click..podium is another rendering engine i love, and i could say it could also render as close with this. earth mover has gave you the most important tip in displacement.. GROUP the face you want to have displacement. no group no displacement.

• im happy in a way my images inspires you Pete cause you always inspires me with your work weather rendering, texturing or modelling. i bet i will just give you few days, or week you will be able to produce top notch images.. becuase its in the blood....

• thanks mateo and edson..

[EddyNL]

Hehe I'd love to take a dump in that toilet...
Great renders!

[nomeradona]

@eduardonl said:

Hehe I'd love to take a dump in that toilet...
Great renders!
indeed. thansk mate.

[nomeradona]

Digital Mixed Media

[sepo]

Love these Vray images Nomer. I can always recognise your renders...but don't ask me why or how

[nomeradona]

@sepo said:

Love these Vray images Nomer. I can always recognise your renders...but don't ask me why or how

thanks sid.. i think i know why you can recognize them,,, so i dont have to ask why...

[nomeradona]

These set is i used Vray max as rendering engine. these are my second and third output using vray max.

[stefanq]

Nice Nomer! I really love the photometric lights in max...but for me IES lights means only one thing, and that is 'Lithonia Lights'. This is what you used? If not, search on the internet, it's free, it's a plug-in, and it has his own viewer.

[nomeradona]

@stefanq said:

Nice Nomer! I really love the photometric lights in max...but for me IES lights means only one thing, and that is 'Lithonia Lights'. This is what you used? If not, search on the internet, it's free, it's a plug-in, and it has his own viewer.

thanks stefan for the info. i will google thie Lithonia lights.