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Thanks for comment, guys!
@ steelers- in deed, the floor it's very good, and I used a 'normal' map for bump. I was surprised to see how nice result I get with that.
@ Daniel- very good eyes! I have to scale the stools, my mistake! Thanks for the observation!
@ Jakob- sometimes yes, you are right! Thanks for comment!

Yes, it's great! But I have a problem too; most of my work it's about furniture, and basically, I work allot with interior scenes....and beside that, I have v-ray 😄 But it's funny , amazing, easy to use.
Have fun!

Another good eyes! 😄 You are right about the vent, but it was the client idea with those materials on the floor...but I admit that I could find a better combination. I will modify this scene in my free time, and I will post the result. Thanks for comment Daniel!

Thanks for comment guys!
Nomer, the cause of the noise, it's the small number of reflection subdivision (8 by default), witch I forgot to bump (@20 usually). It's a wooden material with IOR 1.3 and 0.8 refl. gloss. and 0.8 highlight glossiness.

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Nice image Stefan.

As Stinkie mentioned, there is indeed a slightly antialiasing issue.
I think you either turned off AA or used a slightly too sharp Catmull Rom.
(Catmull Rom is often a good choice when doing exteriors though).
I think the steps could use a lower IOR and a little bump.

Otherwise, wonderful output.

Sorry for my 'techy' post 😉

I believe this is simply some noise, that occurs, when the rendering time was not long enough. give it more time and these effects will vanish...

@stefanq said:

Nomer, I want to thank you with this occasion, because your comments are always very very supportive and constructive in the same time. You are my favorite person from the forums! Ok..I said it! It's really admirable what you do in the forums.
Fernando, vray it's nothing without guys like Nomer and others. I would say that, 50% of what you learn,
came from this kind of wonderful community of people, who guide you, support you and make you to want more, to do better. I'm glad that you like my renders, I know I still have to learn allot, but I guess I catch the basics of vray. Thanks for comment!
Regards,
Stefan

Im humbled...with this i think i would like to thank Kwistein Biebel. Christ. thanks man. 😄 a man who encourage each one of us.