Living minimalist ( SU7 + Vray1.5

johnsenior1973

@ross macintosh said:

What I don't understand is why the wireframes seem to show extraneous curves as in ones that appear to extend from the window to the fireplace area. Is your addition of those somehow related to Vray?

I guessed that they were used for the sky/clouds outside the window. I did think while watching the video that the curves should have been hidden or minimized for the wireframe part.

My only crits about the renderings would be that the cigarette ash doesn't look right and I think the white fireplace surround should go all the way back to the wall. It may be that the space is used for storage, but I still think that it would make people want to look to see just why there is a gap there.

nomeradona

good job chill.

kwistenbiebel

Amazing stuff there Chillrender!
Quality!

kwistenbiebel

@chillrender said:

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I shifted to another 3d application, due to complexity of our projects, that SU cannot
handle it, so this time ill try another one with a simple scene hope you like it...

Out of curiousity,
which 3d application did you shift to? C4D?

chillrender

@ross macintosh said:

Beautiful work! Stunning really.

What I don't understand is why the wireframes seem to show extraneous curves as in ones that appear to extend from the window to the fireplace area. Is your addition of those somehow related to Vray?

Regards, Ross

Thanks for dropping by, Actually that curve lines is my BG

chillrender

@johnsenior1973 said:

@ross macintosh said:

What I don't understand is why the wireframes seem to show extraneous curves as in ones that appear to extend from the window to the fireplace area. Is your addition of those somehow related to Vray?

I guessed that they were used for the sky/clouds outside the window. I did think while watching the video that the curves should have been hidden or minimized for the wireframe part.

My only crits about the renderings would be that the cigarette ash doesn't look right and I think the white fireplace surround should go all the way back to the wall. It may be that the space is used for storage, but I still think that it would make people want to look to see just why there is a gap there.

Thanks alot johnsenior1973 for the Crits....

chillrender

@kwistenbiebel said:

@chillrender said:

..
I shifted to another 3d application, due to complexity of our projects, that SU cannot
handle it, so this time ill try another one with a simple scene hope you like it...

Out of curiousity,
which 3d application did you shift to? C4D?

Nope SIr, i shift to MAX, thanks again for comments