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peterd
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Joined: Sat May 29, 2010 6:41 am
Location: Slovenia

Hello all.

Here is how birds see my home. ;)
I waited for the last 3dsmax plugin with LiveDB to finish this.
topview.jpg
Thanks for watching.
Peter
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mib2berlin
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I like it very much, good idea, good render perspective and good lightning.
Maybe a few plants on the esterase.

Cheers, mib.
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Chris
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Put the light source a tad higher so the shadows aren't that prominent. Either way it look great :)

Cheers,

Chris
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peterd
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Location: Slovenia

Thank you both for encouraging words.
@Chris: I agree with you, but in my test renders the sun ware higher, which illuminated the toilet seat in a way I didn't like ;) Also with lower sun, the curtains shadows come more into account.
@mib2berlin: I did put some plants outside on the fence, but it looks that my 1Gb card didn't like them. The render didn't start.
Is there any log file or alert too see when you hit the limit of gpu memory?

Best regards
Peter
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