Would that cause the effect in my renderings though?

@Andybot

Cheers Andy, what does anisotropy do? I'm still trying to get my head round all of the terminology.

@stefanq

Thanks for that, it has definitely made a difference to the renders and now they look much cleaner. Do you know why this occurs?

@valerostudio

No I haven't used any emissive materials for anything, well there's an emissive layer on the computer screen in the office image but that's literally it. Would that effect the render? (I dont know a great deal about emissive layers as I'm fairly new to all this)

Hi Edwin,

I may be wrong and hope that I am, I use VRay and I have check every time I update SKU to a newer version if it will be compatible.

If it is I'd check out this tube video, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9mkJOvXSDc

Hi Baton,

Your images havent shown up on your thread, if you try again I may be able to suggest something.

Hey Blade,

I know the problem you’re having and its a fairly simple one to fix. There’s one thing you need to remember if you’re doing accurate scaling and that is knowing the size you have and knowing the size that you want.

For example if I have an object that is a 50” cube and I want it to be 75” cube I divide the size that I want by the size that I have, this will then give me my scaling factor; which is 75/50 = 1.5 for this.

What you do then is apply the scale tool to the object that you want to scale, grab one of the opposite corners and add the factor.

This also works for scaling down object however this time you divide the size that you have, say 75” cube, by the size that you want, 50” cube, this will then again give me a scaling factor which we’ll is 50/75 = 0.6666666666666667 for this, you then apply this in the same way.

I would recommend always going to a minimum of 4 decimal places, however this all depends on the accuracy that you want.

I use this technique for scaling up and down drawing all the time, let me know if you need a hand.

Oh and also this works for all shapes not just cubes you just need to determine the sizes that you have and that you want.

below are my images for the post above, any recommendations would be great as I dont understand the random speckling.

Great work, what did you use in sketchup to make the cushions so good? do you work at 1 to 1 scale? I do and I have issues with fabric wrapping on my model, any tips or suggestions?

Amazing as all ways

Amazing work Myren8t, what did you use to make the rug? and the curtains?

You've given me something to aim for now

Amazing furniture Ginchius, how do you get the material to wrap so well around the models?

Its always inspiring to see works like this.