@nomeradona said: dear lian, my quick guess. you are from the philippines right? the painting and your never ending sirs... as far as your question. clear glass. just use the clear glass of vray.. its there, but all you have to do is to tick "affect shadows" and also "affect alpha" imho. as for noisy stuff, the setting is all right, all you do now is to increase the subdivision in your materials. my suggestion is about 16 to 24.. the default is 8. as for the trees outside, i think putting vray plane and also perhaps soem 3d trees or face me 2d pictures will help. anyway the openign is just a bit. the filipinos have the http://www.3dpinoy.org and you might want to visit this too... HELLO MR. NOMERADONA..YES IM FROM PHILIPPINES.. I FOLLOW YOU SUGGESTIONS ABOUT MY PROBLEM..I HOPE I GOT YOU RIGHT.. [image: 1l45_T7d.jpg]

@mirjman said: lian, how are you setting up your exterior light? Good morning. A master here share his interior settings. thanks to him i produce this kind of mood. thanks sir mirjman! ja mata ne!

@fymoro said: It's nothing, I sent you the setting already, I wait the result, Fred. here's the result sir..what you can say?.. thanks again.. i will just try it in other models. God bless! [image: QFtt_9.jpg]

aww it is nice rending thank you we will wait your new

@plot-paris said: this one is looking really good, with shadows and all! thanks chief, like what you have said before i applied it here. im inspired with other rendes here. thanks again. keep safe! ja mata ne!

MASTER PLOT-PARIS, thanks for appreciating my rendering. i haven't tried using photoshop but i do what you want me to improve..can't say that this is good enough. the reflection layer, the intensity of light source really good to make the render interesting. thanks for the teachings. MASTER DANIEL, i also follow your suggestions and i thank you for that for improving my render and perception of drawing. big thanks! MASTER FYMORO, thanks for the motivation and appreciation..i'll always give effort with my work. thank you again. [image: XBpg_R1.jpg] [image: q2bN_R2.jpg]

I think you need to match the colours of your background image to the render. Add some blues and greens because at the moment the bus stop greys are very neutral (if you get me). Try and overlay a very feint gradient from green to blue. you may wanna try faking some reflections too. hope this helps.

I love 'under construction' models....great stuff, but yeah....those people are totally ruining it

great model... but, to many struts in front... and non at the side.. this would not be stable ... are there models pubished in the 3dwarehouse... psyched to build some scaffoldings...

@gerbaux said: @tgb57781 said: Great work! It is detailed . How can you do that for the first time? maybe he's forced to work and practice at the same time.. for me, it's the greatest motivation for people who want to practice... hehehe.. The motivation?? I like it . hehe I am Chinese. I want make some foreign friends here.