@tld said:

@unknownuser said:

TLD, could you post your IR and LC settings?

Sure i would. Been a while since I worked on this particular project. I would revisit it and attempt to recreate the view (hoping I get the same result or better) and put up the requested settings.

Hope these help

@hack_of_headgehog said:

very nice

thank you

@unknownuser said:

TLD, could you post your IR and LC settings?

Sure i would. Been a while since I worked on this particular project. I would revisit it and attempt to recreate the view (hoping I get the same result or better) and put up the requested settings.

@unknownuser said:

Very nice renders, but some of the books are facing the wrong way, the white pages should face in. Or am I seeing it wrong.

HMMMM...another interesting opinion. You do have a point. This forum is the best.

@hellnbak said:

In one of the magazines page 20 is missing
(hey, you wanted criticism )

Really, very nice work although I agree that the plants need variety, maybe same pots but different kinds of plants. That what I noticed first.

Page 20 is missing??? (amazing criticism by the way)

Thanks for the observation. Perhaps I have a key desire to make things a bit too orderly But a bit of variation would surely do no harm .

@unknownuser said:

Things are far to orderly
The chairs are to perfectly pushed in and lined up
Turn the lights on
Add wall switches and outlets
The wall seem to have a bit too much specularity

Overall these are really quite good it is just missing the details.

Scott

Wow did not really see into all those details...thanks so much for the observation. Appreciated

This work is amazing

Really impressive...hope I get to render like that someday.

@leedeetee said:

Mods, please can you stop John posting photographs up and claiming them for his own 'renders'. I find this very unfair on the rest of us.

YEAH...your rendering skills are off the hook...totally unfair

You should give tutorials...

This is beautiful...really awesome

Any help on how to get such quality textures?

@andybot said:

you have to actually cut your model. Save a copy of your model, run this plugin: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?t=16038 (you can click on the section cut for the context menu and cut model at section is an option.)

THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!JUST WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR

Let me test this and see how it works....Thanks again andybot

Hello people, good day.

I would like to know if it is possible to use Vray to render a section cutout in sketchup. For some reason, anytime I render a view that has a section on sketchup, Vray ignores the section cutout and just renders it like there was no section applied at all....

Is there any way to solve this, as I cannot render interior shots while looking at the buildings exterior at the same time...

Thanks everyone

@bryan k said:

Very nice! I'd visit regularly.

Thank you! feel free to comment...

i like it...

@dorfpunk said:

That looks really good. The sharpness point is well made. The chairs look a bit too intense in the foreground - too shiny for an indoor shot. The plants look a little bit too much the same. I really like the windows and relationship with outside. It reminds me of the little library I used to hang out in on cold days when I was living in Berlin. There are a couple of textures that are tiling a bit but then again carpet really does that, as does the wood vaneer used for most shelving so I don't know.

Anyway, that's my opinion - great stuff.

Thank you very much for your comment. The library is a full scale design with identical reading modules placed on different landings. I have noted the tiling issue and the chairs may just be a little too shiny for the interior shot...(still getting a hang of materials) the carpet...is a default sketchup material. Any help on making carpets look more in depth and realistic is welcomed.

The plants were rotated a bit to make them look uneven...maybe this view would help...

Thank you once again

@srx said:

Great start! Maybe too much sharpness filter (or high pass)?

Thanks for the criticism. I wasnt really sure how to bring out all the detail on the window (which i think i havent still understood).

I would try tweaking the high pass to see if that helps... thanks again!

@unigami said:

Wow...that looks great!

Thanks for ur opinion unigami

Hello Guys,

Here is a my library render using Vray 1.49. The model was done in sketchup and post production in Photoshop. I am new to vray and I was hoping to have your criticisms on this.

Thank you very much people. Look forward to posting more renders.

Hello everyone,

Just wanted to ask the forum if there is anyway to map solids on a curved surface to follow a curved path. Is it easy to do with 2D shapes and textures but not 3D objects....

Thanks Alot..

Hello People,

Am so delighted to be part of this great forum...I came across a tutorial on a plugin called soap skin bubble...Wondering if I could get some assistance on how to get it...

Thanks Guys!