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size 1800 x 1580 px, direct light, mode: diffuse, AO 3.5, samples 1500, time 8 minutes 35 seconds
regards

really really good merid!
I like this shot, even for composition and for the light.
You should try to use hight poly objects: the couches (that are so visible) are too "hard" (the texture used is not good for tiling...even for the carpet, maybe an hairy carpet would be the best.

Cheers, Paolo

hi paolo, thank you, the problema is get high poly objects, thats chairs was downloaded a free site, about hairy i don't know use this option
i'll try to watch tutorials about hairy
regards

auuuch, only the carpet with hair weight 4 197 001 polys is a lot in the scene, my scene only without hair 72 500 polys

Very nice!

Merid, this may be of help:
http://www.designconnected.com/catalog/ ... -3D-Models

Best,
O

Olitech wrote:Very nice!

Merid, this may be of help:
http://www.designconnected.com/catalog/ ... -3D-Models

Best,
O

Olitech gave you a great site where you can find lot of cool free models, with a quick search in internet you can find other of them.
As for the carpet I think that you can find a "light one"
have a look at this one:
http://archive3d.net/?a=download&id=e6f3c3ce

often I used this "patch" scattered:
http://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/fre ... del/587690

add more images, thank you paolo for the links

As for the rug,

Obviously the 'hairier' it is, the more polys. I think this is a matter of style/taste.

You can easily use these types of rugs as simple textures with heavy bump and correct falloff:
Best,
O

hi olitech, thank you for share that images

You're very welcome.

Check out that link I sent you. The best free models you will find on the planet...in my humble opinion.

Best,
O