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thats going to be one smokey room if there is no place in the chimney for smoke to go up. but then again i come from a tropical country where we only hear about fireplaces im myths so i might be wrong hehehehe kidding. its really cool. i think if you put a crap load of stuff to make the place feel less...empty then it would be awsome
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Oops.... didn't catch that. It just doesn't seem alive to me. It to 13 hours to render and I am not happy with it. I started with a Evermotion interior. Couple questions.... do you use LWF for interiors? How about physical camera and vray sky/sun? Any tips?
Rendering is looking good. I agree with the above mentioned comments. One thing I noticed is your scene is a little over saturated (floor color is bleeding into the walls, fire place, etc.). I would turn down your saturation level under the Indirect Illumination panel fron 1 to a .7 or .6.
it looks to me like you have too much diffuse light which is even-ing it out too much
the red-pink carpet must be tinting everything - have you tried reducing GI amount on that?
the model does have all four walls and a full ceiling?
the cut stones on the front of the chimney and the mortared bricks inside it should match up and be either one or the other I think!
the girls face is right in the fireplace, yet it is dark and in the shadows
and there is no glow from the fire on anything,
and 13hrs seems a bit too long for this render.
Maybe you should choose between nice and warm feel of the fireplace and forget the daylight, or go for a really nice day and sun filled room with a hint of fire.
that's my two cents
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