Le Corbusier in 3 Interiors

[DaForce]

Thats pretty reasonable.. but then again you have some mean hardware under your belt

[aaron-cds]

The wood timbers in the second one are most impressive. The brick and stone needs displacement. Check out the leather tutorial at www.evermotion.org which is what I used for the chairs in my loft rendering http://www.chaosgroup.com/forum/phpB...953&highlight=

[visumporec]

I have displacement use on brick & stone in second render, probably was not so high in thickness, just 1.5 cm...
everything is better visible in high res... I know all about leather tutorial on evermotion site so bump is maybe to low in my case but it depend on light source...
thanks for your suggestion aaron

[pengo]

2 visumporec
for the first image u wrote u used domelight with vraysky mapped but did u used for it store to irrad map? because no noise I can see and even with high subdivision it produces noise
thanks in advance

[visumporec]

On the first image dome light was used with subdivs of 20 and unticked store with IM
skylight portal unticked too

[pengo]

thanks
useful info but at the same time i'd like to know your RQMC to get those clean solution
thx in advance

[visumporec]

Settings for first picture:

[pengo]

really kind to post it
now have sense the dome have 20 subd x5 (general multiplier)=100

thanks
have nice day

[kwok3d]

wireframe

very cool! is there wireframe view we can see as well?

[visumporec]

[kwok3d]

light

oh, i was hoping to see your light placement but thanks!

[siliconbauhaus]

very nice work mate

[visumporec]

kwok3d: It is just vray sun through the window, no fill lights etc...

[kwok3d]

oh

wao, that's pretty amazing... it just seems like it has some fill behind. anyway, great images.