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    • G Offline
      garystan
      last edited by

      Hi everybody :

                         This was created in Sketchup 8.   And rendered using Twilight Render.
      
                                                                      garystan
      

      Split Level.JPG

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      • majidM Offline
        majid
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        Besides the heights that needs more attention, you need more lights to have a brighter interior.

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          garystan
          last edited by

          @majid said:

          Besides the heights that needs more attention, you need more lights to have a brighter interior.

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                 Sorry about that.  I forgot to post the updated version of that scene.
                                                                        garystan
          

          Split Level 2.JPG

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          • RichardR Offline
            Richard
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            It's REALLY dark mate!

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            • DanielD Offline
              Daniel
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              Using the seats as a reference, I question whether there is enough head room on the raised platform. Composition-wise, I think you can add some more life to the scene, make it appear as if it's in use.

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