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I liked very much the modeling, and texturing, but illumination could be better, there is some points of light coming from right in wall, and there is to much black points on your rendering, try to use the irradiance map on primary GI, you can even decrease the light cache samples using the irradiance map. If you do this things you render will be much more realistic.http://andeciuala.blogspot.com<br /><br />Core2Quad Q6600<br />Geforce 8800GT 1GB <br />4GB DDR2 800
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Mike
The modelling is fine. I suggest that you play around with the sunlight direction until you get more light into the room - maybe falling on furniture etc. I also would increase the brightness of the external images by a large amount. In a shot like this with a camera, you would be unlikely to even see what was outside.
It will be interesting to see how it looks with the settings suggested by andeciuala.
Regards
David
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Originally posted by dcauldwellMike
The modelling is fine. I suggest that you play around with the sunlight direction until you get more light into the room - maybe falling on furniture etc. I also would increase the brightness of the external images by a large amount. In a shot like this with a camera, you would be unlikely to even see what was outside.
It will be interesting to see how it looks with the settings suggested by andeciuala.
Regards
David
By the way, heres the raw image outputs with no PS involved.
too dark and lots of blotches
I personally dont like the look of the lanai area.
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Re: PINOY LIVING
Originally posted by andeciualaI liked very much the modeling, and texturing, but illumination could be better, there is some points of light coming from right in wall, and there is to much black points on your rendering, try to use the irradiance map on primary GI, you can even decrease the light cache samples using the irradiance map. If you do this things you render will be much more realistic.
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hi there this is what i said to do i don't know how much subdivisions you're using on light cache but i think 600 is enogth for your scene what you have to do is put irradiance map on your primary engine in GI. And for that hsph. sub you should put 60 and on samples 30. configure your sun light to 1.5, and your primary engine irradiance map multiplier to 3.
Set your QMC Sampler to min samples 16, subd. mult. to 2 and noise threshold to 0.005.
you will get this result on your illumination look my render time after the GI calc. that expanded about 3min only.
i forgot to say, my notebook sucks 
Acer3100 semprom 3400+ 1GB Ram, and on board chip set ATI 1100
There are no light on this scene, only sun light, u can add lights if you want but u will have to change something.http://andeciuala.blogspot.com<br /><br />Core2Quad Q6600<br />Geforce 8800GT 1GB <br />4GB DDR2 800
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Originally posted by andeciualaoh and i am from Brazil so i'm sorry for my poor english.
Mike
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rendering is a long process, you can try to decrease the noise threshold even more or rise the samples multiplier, or min samples. But the best way, is let just like
-QMC Sampler to min samples 24, subd. mult. to 2 and noise threshold to 0.01,
-irradiance map HSph. Subdis 70 samples 100
-Rise a little bit your multiplier of the light
- indirect illumination on primary engine (irradiance map) multiplier 3
Try this one, your render should be clear as real life.
http://andeciuala.blogspot.com<br /><br />Core2Quad Q6600<br />Geforce 8800GT 1GB <br />4GB DDR2 800
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Originally posted by andeciualaCan you tell me how do you do the tile texture and bump? what map do you use on your bump? could you share it with me?
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