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ribrahomedesign
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here a view interior shots
just for practicing reason
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Very intersting, this reminds me of an evermotion competiton scene?
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it is
the model is from the evermotion render competition
just playing around with it.
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Yeah, it looks familiar.. I was think the same.... but my entry was too detailed for Octane to handle...

Very good job btw... but get rid of this carpet please :) and try different gamma and camera response.. for me looks too bluish..
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ok yes will try with other camer respond
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Very nice renders Rico, congratz.
I wouldn't say remove the carpets but perhaps change the texture of its design to something more modern that gets along better with the architecture of the scene ;)
I also got a question; you're using the sunlight system, right? Do you have glass in those windows? If so, how did you get the sun beam inside the room?

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thanks
no glass. cant wait for MLT support
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