Now I recieved your mail. Thank you

SketchUV macht wirklich einen ganz guten Eindruck

and a sketch: [image: Nphy_hausprospekt2-render003pp-paint.jpg]

Nice image comparison

and one more [image: 6Ikg_dietze-wz-render017ppkl.jpg]

@olishea said: much better jo-ke. Why not use Pixeet as usual for the panorama? I know it's a test render but materials seem flat especially the timber, I hope you don't mind my criticism. No no, you're absolutely right. The Floor needs a bit more bump and spec. pixeet has an upload bug at the moment. I hope they are going to fix it in the next days...

Yes, see the other rooms, the curtains, the lounge chairs, the lightning. (Small icons, bottom left)

I think it's a good start. I have just a couple of suggestions. I know it was meant to be simplistic, but some pictures or a sculpture on the wall above the bed would be nice. It's so stark. Also, the sheets look plastic rather than comfy and something I want to crawl into to take a nap.

@cotty said: Was the transformation Toshiba -> Apple part of the renovation? Nice concept for the storage space!

Ah. This was very usefull! Thank you

Very nice, jo-ke. DOF works great. Very realsitic. I also like the reflection. _KN

50 60' years mood

thank you for your kind coments. I've corrected the verticals and done one more shot. [image: 1f9D_fb-render111pp-kl.jpg] [image: OCd6_fb-render113pp-kl.jpg]

That looks great. Good design and good render.

Incredible as always!

I've decided for topaz denoise

Love it!

how many cores are you running? computer stats? A more complex interior scene will take longer to render, overnight and even longer is typical on something like a dual core, it won't matter what software you are using. Try using exterior progressive preset, it clears quicker iirc, not as much caustics etc. looking like a nice scene btw

By the way Jo-ke if you bring the model in at a higher scale it often does not corrupt the geometry like you saw. I often bring in .3ds files and then explode scale & regroup.