Lad musician - Nagoya
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Hi Massimo,
A few years ago I switched from using v-ray rendering engine to thea render, since that day the high quality of your work has become an example for me to follow, and a target to reach.
As always, a wonderful job, the lighting is just great, and materials where excellent. The slight noise produced from the unbiased engine (I suppose) gives to the images an incredible photo-realistic touch.
Some more info on the concrete and steel material settings?
Veramente bravo!!
Ciao
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Piranese revival!
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Wonderful renders, Massimo!
Have a great day.
_KN
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Incredible but where do you plug in the vacuum?
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Thanks guys.
@large_black: indeed it was an unbiased engine (TR1). The materials settings are quite simple. The texture required a bit of work instead. I did it by mixing in PS a base texture with some overlayed images for each panel. Then was overlayed an image with the leaks. Here you have the structure of the two materials, the steel one was downloaded on Thea's forum. Just did some minor adjustments.
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@rich o brien said:
Incredible but where do you plug in the vacuum?
Sorry Rich not sure to understand.
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There's no electric socket for the vacuum cleaner
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Oh, right.
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Wow, I like the color tones of the renders very artistic...well done massimo
allanx
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Very nice. Could you give the size of area?
Height & width. -
Massimo, what can I say? you suck, give up SU and walk away you are embarrassing yourself!
Holy shit that's awesome.
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Thanks for comments guys.
@unknownuser said:
Could you give the size of area?
Height & width.The interior is around 15x5x10 (height) m.
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Massimo, You are a Master of lighting!
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@rich o brien said:
Incredible but where do you plug in the vacuum?
You vacuum wood and concrete floors?
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Thank you Alvis.
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wow my kind of space!
perfectly executed massimo! textures are just lovely, love the patina.
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Lovely space indeed. It's really nice what they did with just a box, three pieces of floor and three skylights.
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Wow top notch stuff.
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Thank you John.
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