vfsu test - artu

[artupato]

recently modeled and rendered. just for fun this image is only in low resolution.
ill upload the high res for c&c
thanks to all


-artu-

[ken28875]

Re: vfsu test - artu

very nice lighting, artu.

[stefanq]

Re: vfsu test - artu

Yes, it's nice. If you want softer shadows, increase the "size multiplier" of the sun (in GI/Skylight) from 1 to 4-6 or 8.
Keep posting!

[artupato]

Re: vfsu test - artu

thanks ken and stefanq
i will work on the shadows, anyway thanks for the info. yes i will keep posting, im a newbie in vray,thanks to this forum i get to learn quite fast.

-artu

[edu1987]

Re: vfsu test - artu

god one maybe more work on the landscape everything else

[artupato]

Re: vfsu test - artu

is it better to do the landscape on photoshop? or should i place a background material? because what i did in the model was vray rendered and not a picture. thats why it looks fake. haha thanks for the tip though

[edu1987]

Re: vfsu test - artu

whatever looks good, you can achieve good renders using both technics.

[gallystops]

Re: vfsu test - artu

Might as well ask here.

when i apply my GI sun i rarely get fine shadows like that?

I have not yet finished a complete interior rendering but i find in my test that i see that issue.

Any quick notes?

[artupato]

Re: vfsu test - artu

@gallystops: what i did was increasing the size multiplier under the Options>environment>GI skylight>material texture editor (M). (as stefanq posted here, increasing the size multiplier to 4-8 will have a fine shadow. in my render i used size multiplier 2) i also used 24 shadow subdivs.

i dont know the technical side of the shadow subdivs or subdivs, how it works etc. try to play with those parameter. hehe

can someone explain the technical side of the shadow subdivision? or subvisions?


-artu

[artupato]

Re: vfsu test - artu

An entertainment cabinet this is a WIP! enjoy!






C&C are welcome!

the design is not mine. components are grabbed in google 3d warehouse. vray core 1.60