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teecee2107
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Whoaw ! Nice work.
The ground is much better now
The ground is much better now
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MaTtY631990
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All of them, Superb
I prefer the third and last ones as the best, because of the reflections on the windows and nice interior lighting.
I prefer the third and last ones as the best, because of the reflections on the windows and nice interior lighting.
the third one ...REALLY ROX!!
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MaTtY631990
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For your thin curtains near windows, you need to add translucency for better looking results. Add materials - diffuse
and also add textures - colours - RGB spectrum and connect to transmission input on the diffuse material switch to pathtracing to see the effect. Your first colour controls main colour and second controls the amount of translucency.
and also add textures - colours - RGB spectrum and connect to transmission input on the diffuse material switch to pathtracing to see the effect. Your first colour controls main colour and second controls the amount of translucency.
Thnx, you are right, curtains are made only by opacity, because we have really big node and we cannot connect material to curtains layer (over 150 items).MaTtY631990 wrote:For your thin curtains near windows, you need to add translucency for better looking results. Add materials - diffuse
and also add textures - colours - RGB spectrum and connect to transmission input on the diffuse material switch to pathtracing to see the effect. Your first colour controls main colour and second controls the amount of translucency.
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really thnx, it would be plasure for usradiance wrote:congrats
Can i put them in the gallery, they are definately gallery-material
Radiance
(res are from 2000x1000 to 4000x2000, so I can send you orig. images)
t0m4sk0 & timmaigh
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