Sketchup+VrayMax
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@andeciuala said:
Just great and beautifull work my friend!
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A W E S O M E dude! love it. You are really talented
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wow... missed this post before.....this is just beautiful! great great great image..
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@silver_shadow said:
A W E S O M E dude! love it. You are really talented
thanks buddy.. happy to hear it from you jacques.. -
@marked001 said:
wow... missed this post before.....this is just beautiful! great great great image..
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Very good image and lighting. How long did it take for you to complete this scene. I meant only for render compare with VR4SU
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@9fly said:
Very good image and lighting. How long did it take for you to complete this scene. I meant only for render compare with VR4SU
honestly i found vray max much faster than vray for su in terms of render. the rendering of this higher subdivision is about 31 minutes as you can read below the image. and im really tweak this with higher render time of maximising the image sampler subdivision. my minimu material subdivion is 24.. comparing with vraySU i would say that the scene will be around an hour or more. not including the parsing time. with a huge number of polygons. VraySU parsing time will be longer inspite of the fact that texture are applied inside the group or even using the remove CGmaterials ruby.Because of this you will see more and more that i will render using VRAYmax. because i found the trick of exporting my SU model at ease with the workflow explained previously. -
some more images
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my girls bedroom
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new stuff
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last one rerendering old su model, exported to max and finally rendered with VrayMax 1.5
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Nomer you are the SHADOW KING
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Max it's awesome....and you, of course! -
@holmes1977 said:
Nomer you are the SHADOW KING
thnaks holmes.. i think i like that name
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@stefanq said:
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Max it's awesome....and you, of course!
funny while learning max, i begin to find something and apply them with vraysu
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Great work Nomer. I am currently working on a model to render in max, and seeing your images is inspiring me...your making it look it easy. I hope I find the process as easy as you have been saying.
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@steelers05 said:
Great work Nomer. I am currently working on a model to render in max, and seeing your images is inspiring me...your making it look it easy. I hope I find the process as easy as you have been saying.
i should say, with this process, i am now more keen to produce my output in vraymax since my modelling soft is still SU. as again it has 0 parsing time.
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these are very fantatis!
the lighting is great and meterials are wonderfull!
i like them!
i am only jealous of your ability
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