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Need Advice for my render...

Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2010 2:33 am
by JTCConstructors
This is my first render in octane.. I would like to gather advices and and comments regarding my render..

Is it look like realistic?

Thanks,

JTC

Re: Need Advice for my render...

Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2010 12:55 pm
by ROUBAL
Nice image. I see two problems though : the red car is not smoothed and there is a problem with the alpha of the palm tree on the right side of the image.

Beside that it is a nice scene.

Re: Need Advice for my render...

Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2010 2:26 pm
by MHS
Audi A4/A6:
- needs smooth
- reflection on wind shield?
- headlights

The House:
- more detail, different approach to modelling (corners are too sharp)
- more textures/better use of texture.
- windows? reflections in glass?
- ground (texture variation or bump, it is too flat.)

GMC Truck:
- The white seen through the glass on the driver side is distracting.
- car body paint with blown out highlight is also distracting

Lighting:
- Try to have the light hit the building at an angle, it will create a more interesting look than just the house in shadows.

Hope you can make something of my post, first post here. ^_^
I bought Octane today, still waiting for my licence and stuff.

Re: Need Advice for my render...

Posted: Fri Nov 12, 2010 4:23 am
by JTCConstructors
ROUBAL wrote:Nice image. I see two problems though : the red car is not smoothed and there is a problem with the alpha of the palm tree on the right side of the image.

Beside that it is a nice scene.

Thank you for appreciating my work... :d

Re: Need Advice for my render...

Posted: Fri Nov 12, 2010 4:25 am
by JTCConstructors
MHS wrote:Audi A4/A6:
- needs smooth
- reflection on wind shield?
- headlights

The House:
- more detail, different approach to modelling (corners are too sharp)
- more textures/better use of texture.
- windows? reflections in glass?
- ground (texture variation or bump, it is too flat.)

GMC Truck:
- The white seen through the glass on the driver side is distracting.
- car body paint with blown out highlight is also distracting

Lighting:
- Try to have the light hit the building at an angle, it will create a more interesting look than just the house in shadows.

Hope you can make something of my post, first post here. ^_^
I bought Octane today, still waiting for my licence and stuff.
Thank you for the advices..

As you've said the corners are too sharp.. How can i reduce the sharpness of the corners? Sorry if i'm too noob with using octane.. :D

Re: Need Advice for my render...

Posted: Fri Nov 12, 2010 4:51 am
by MHS
I'm a noob too! ^_^

For the corners to be less sharp maybe 'bevel' the corners in your modelling package?
( I don't know any other terminology, I come from a Maya background )
The idea is you want to smooth the corners of objects slightly so when rendered it doesn't appear too perfect..
( this applies for all rendering I guess )
In conjunction with good texturing and nice bump or normal maps, you can make it look more natural,
in turn softer on the eyes.

Good luck!

Re: Need Advice for my render...

Posted: Fri Nov 12, 2010 10:43 am
by JTCConstructors
Thanks for helping! I'm Gladly appreciated it.. :D

Re: Need Advice for my render...

Posted: Fri Nov 12, 2010 2:59 pm
by jakchit
it looks like your scale is off. The house is tiny compared to the vehicles.