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Great stuff!
Can you give some tips for rendering interiors?
- Using lights vs emitter materials
- good and "fast" glass material for windows
- settings for direct light (or are they default?)
- things to avoid
Can you give some tips for rendering interiors?
- Using lights vs emitter materials
- good and "fast" glass material for windows
- settings for direct light (or are they default?)
- things to avoid
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enricocerica
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Thansk again to everyone,
For glass windows, specular material with fake shadows on a box mesh works fine but I suspect it generates some caustics with pathtracing or pmc, so a single plane with glossy material (reflection 1.0, opacity ~0.15 and a falloff texture) with normals pointing inside is a good solution.
For direct light I tend to use the diffuse mode, with a diffuse depth = 6, spec and glossy depth around 10 depending on the scene and the defaults for the others parms.
Things to avoid are glossy materials if not required, strong bumps, emitters behind specular materials, too closed environments, glossy with high roughness if not necessary.
Well interiors are really hard to render, especially if it's a closed environment, so no miracle, try to make as much light as possible entering. I usually try to open non visible walls but more and more I'm using emitter planes behind or instead of the glass windows.RobSteady wrote: Can you give some tips for rendering interiors?
- Using lights vs emitter materials
- good and "fast" glass material for windows
- settings for direct light (or are they default?)
- things to avoid
For glass windows, specular material with fake shadows on a box mesh works fine but I suspect it generates some caustics with pathtracing or pmc, so a single plane with glossy material (reflection 1.0, opacity ~0.15 and a falloff texture) with normals pointing inside is a good solution.
For direct light I tend to use the diffuse mode, with a diffuse depth = 6, spec and glossy depth around 10 depending on the scene and the defaults for the others parms.
Things to avoid are glossy materials if not required, strong bumps, emitters behind specular materials, too closed environments, glossy with high roughness if not necessary.
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excellent work as always.
you used marvelous designer for the bed?
regards
you used marvelous designer for the bed?
regards
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enricocerica
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Thanks Gabriele,
Indeed I used MD for the bed and it is on sale over turbosquid for those interrested :
http://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/may ... der/795204
Indeed I used MD for the bed and it is on sale over turbosquid for those interrested :
http://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/may ... der/795204
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GPU : 1x Gigabyte GTX580 3GB + 1x MSI GTX780 3GB + 1x PALIT GTX780 6GB +1x Asus Stix GTX1070 8GB
http://www.myline.be
GPU : 1x Gigabyte GTX580 3GB + 1x MSI GTX780 3GB + 1x PALIT GTX780 6GB +1x Asus Stix GTX1070 8GB
http://www.myline.be
I wonder about such structures like linine, cushions etc ... as they are soft ... can you use physics? Can you like have a planar plane of bedsheet and let it fall down, and the mesh arranges itself according to physics etc? I gues sonly then it looks really natural, but I'm not sure how to do such a thing in blender.... if you even can.
Once again, Top of Top. 
Amazing work. Congrats mate.
cheers
resmas
Amazing work. Congrats mate.
cheers
resmas
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Wow great images. I really like the attention to detail and the great materials and lighting!
Keep it up!
Cheers,
Silverwing
Keep it up!
Cheers,
Silverwing
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