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n1k
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I stumbled upon this cool model of piano and decided to give it try in new octane build. I modeled and textured room, stool, picture and those papers with notes :). It's default octane light which comming in the room trough 4 windows and a door which is placed on the right.

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Sam
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Very nice !
You forgot the picker in the screengrab :lol:

Just one little detail, the floor need a specular map, its too much perfect, even for a brand new floor (or its a fake plastic floor :mrgreen:)
The image is good, I like the composition and the piano itself :D
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Tnx sam. U R right about specular. Here is one test with spec map enabled. I have few more details to create and then will rerender the whole scene.
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n1k nice specular map
The reflectivity is still high, its like a brand new floor
Can you try that, increase the contrast a little bit of the specular map ?
That will make the specular map details more visible

Nice improvement
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Ok. I will run another test with stronger gamma for spec map, but it think it lacks some subtle bump mapping.
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Daniel79
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excuse me..your setting material is generate in your software o into octane??

Octane read tha setting material of maxwellrender??
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I dont think octane can read maxwell materials. I setup my materials in octane because you have interactive preview thus be able to fine tune it much easier.

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Daniel79
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can you post image example of material editor into octane...where is?

Thanks
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Sure. http://www.refractivesoftware.com/videos.html Check out those videos:)
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