Thanks for the tips on how to post well and comment Bryan K, pbacot and ely862me I'm going to ask some admin move the post

thanks for comment Fymoro and aadb and yes,la idea era que la mesa acapare la atencion en la tercer imagen. Greatings

Thanks Chedda, the interior seems to be preferred.

Thanks Bryan K Here are the finished work: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=44120

Thanks Allanx My pc is not a super pc truth, so that the model does not weigh so much in separate scenes, for example, each interior is a different model. Using an Intel Q 8400, 4 gigs of ram, video card and a gforce 9800 gt to get good textures, at least for me there is one, it is cgtextures.com clear that here in the forum there is also a section where users share different textures, models and other resources

that's the image I saw on the web, look at the tone of the picture, I can tell, to design the hall never saw that picture, luckily

Thanks SRX!

Great job sir! it looks real! I just want to ask sir.. How did you made the Ambient Occlusion in an interior scene if you do not have glass or open areas to illuminate your scene. I'm having problem with my interiors when I make Ambient Occlusion. Your output is great! Can you teach me how you illuminated the scene without open areas? Thanks a lot in advance!

Thank you and the model still needs more work, not quite finished, but if I can say that I have a lot of work, especially going to design the details as models.

@unknownuser said: maybe a bit too much bump. Sometimes i prefer to have the bump in negative number than with positive number! Yes it is too much bump Still, it's a good render

Thanks for the tips Solo, who is sharpening?

thanks again Oli! Dspace: I don't recall the spp value at the moment. It rendered something like a night and half-a-day, maybe reaching something about 1000s/px. But I could easily be wrong.

Thanks, rcossoli, I really appreciate your reply. I'm not too good with Photoshop, so your explanation will help me. Cheers!

thanks TIG the truth would have liked more time to do this scene was complicated because, as he was also designing modeling space. no human figures and put many items on the tables because I wanted it to look good all the space on all the walls with lights. I think for 6 or 7 hours of work including rendering time the result is positive, It is always difficult to work against the clock

http://www.cgarchitect.com/gallery/image_spotlight.asp?galleryID=51016

one shot more!!! [image: interior14copia2.jpg]

@sepo said: Looks good...a bit of bump on water as water is never still. i have a pool that would dissagree with you there, however it is generally accepted that a bump makes it look more like water...

no se si es casualidad pero checa mi post, posteamos casi al mismo tiempo sobre el mismo topico , la info te va a servir mucho. saludos nacho

Gracias miguel, el che pibe... te salio como todo un argentino!