New carpet..

Looks very nice.. How did you prepare the gradient texture? With photoshop?

@hellnbak said:

I know nothing about rendering, but I do know realistic when I see it. Very nice!

Thank you..

Thank you.. I shared a video tutorial about it.. This time i add diffuse map as bump also..

I tried to make a carpet model with vray 2.0 displacement and bump.. The room is one of my old model..

@pilou said:

Seems very comfortable!

It is.. But not much comfortable for my i3 laptop..

I have prepared a tutorial about making a realistic carpet after my tests.. I hope you like it..

You can watch this tutorial..

This is my displacement try.. Sketchup 2015 and vray 2.0..

@mike amos said:

Nice render. That sink looks like it would work better in a bathroom, it would probably be chipped to hell and back by pans and using a plastic bowl would not work due to the shape. The floor tiles would work better if they were grey too.

Thank you, you are right about the sink, i will fix it.. I will try grey tones on the floor too..

Thank you for your kind words Bryan, i try to get a realistic looking scene.. Another render of it..

Simple kitchen crop render.. At the beginning it was a lightning test.. I will add some more models.. Rendered with Vray and a little ps touch..

It is too hot here, ı made this test to feel something cold..

I made some tests about rainy, wet glass with sketchup and vray 2.0..

Tutorial : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcSu4uYtu0Q

Thank you for your kind words.. I have plenty of free time and like modeling.. It took five hours to model this and render by looking a reference picture.. I share this vray setting on my youtube page as vray studio render..

Thank you..

Thank you, playing backgammon is very common here in Turkey..

Thank you.. Yes i made the shadow with photoshop, by filling the shape with black and move it..

I am learning using blender, ı watch a tutorial about modeling dice and i model it.. Then i decide to draw a whole backgammon with sketchup, here is the resault.. Rendered with vray..

Model link : https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model.html?id=d93e3e3f-f1a4-4763-95b5-625524855d74

@pbacot said:

Nice tutorial. I don't have V-ray but nice to see how it's done!

Thank you..