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    another old renders :
    Vista 01 | Diurna

    Link for HD : http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_M0HzXAM31B...natioetia2.jpg

    Vista 02 | Diurna

    Link for HD : http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_M0HzXAM31B...natioetia3.jpg

    Please, comment and give me tips to make it better...
    Rodrigo Kamimura - Soft House<br />55 (11) 8380-0042<br />kamimura.mil@gmail.com

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    I always like your stuff. The water material is excellent! What is it?

    Now i see these palm trees and tropical plants yet a wasteland of trees that dont quite belong? Do you see what i am saying?

    Its a bit odd. But the scale of it is nice.

    Materials are good. Any views looking from the balcony towards the home?

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    • #3
      Re: Pool - Kamimura

      i tried to make an island... like an oasis...

      Lol, is some crazy idea... to make a peaceful place.
      Rodrigo Kamimura - Soft House<br />55 (11) 8380-0042<br />kamimura.mil@gmail.com

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      • #4
        Re: Pool - Kamimura

        Oh, excellent job. Really admiring render, the atmosphere is so cosy!
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        • #5
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          Great render. I'm wondering what version of V-Ray you are using?

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          • #6
            Re: Pool - Kamimura

            Nice stuff, Kamimura.

            Vista 2 has a bit of a proportion or scale problem. The average height of a tabletop is around 29" or 30 " (74-76cm) and most handrails are at least 36" (91cm). If the model is in need of adjustment that might affect the the look of Vista 1 also.

            The deck is a nice stone material and comes off nice, but at the water's edge I would expect to see the thickness of a stone, it looks a little thin now.

            Your logo is nice bit it often seems to compete with your artwork. I think it would be just as effective if you scaled it down.



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            • #7
              Re: Pool - Kamimura

              What kind of ump or noise map are you using dor the pool ?? it looks great

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              • #8
                Re: Pool - Kamimura

                great renders... in this kind of cases, caustics look terrific anda ctually improve a lot realism...
                but this is already a great result.
                los campeones no nacen, se hacen...

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                • #9
                  Re: Pool - Kamimura

                  ohhh it's true, i'll try to see what i have missed, to this size configuration... thanks !


                  And the praises... i'm very happy !
                  Rodrigo Kamimura - Soft House<br />55 (11) 8380-0042<br />kamimura.mil@gmail.com

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                  • #10
                    Re: Pool - Kamimura

                    Awesome renders, Kamimura! Very realistic.

                    Love all your other ones too (Beattle Room, Wood TV, etc.).

                    Best,

                    _KN
                    Personal projects (Fantasy and Sci-Fi): http://www.chaosgroup.com/forums/vbu...ASY+SCI-FI+ART

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                    • #11
                      Re: Pool - Kamimura

                      Thanks ken, I am very pleased to see that my work is pleasing to you, it is very rewarding.
                      Rodrigo Kamimura - Soft House<br />55 (11) 8380-0042<br />kamimura.mil@gmail.com

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                      • #12
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                        Renders have a nice atmosphere but tjhe black material of the table looks fake to me. The loset tiles aren't of my taste but they look okay except for around the pool, where your texture mapping is completely weird. On top of your table you seem to have a jug with juice, but all we can see is the juice, it's overlapping the glass jug and has a weird black area near the bottom.

                        Also can you answer the questions people ask please, this is a community that helps each other, the more info you give, the higher chance it might help someone in the future.


                        questions asked:

                        The water material is excellent! What is it?

                        I'm wondering what version of V-Ray you are using?

                        What kind of ump or noise map are you using dor the pool ?

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                        • #13
                          Re: Pool - Kamimura

                          IAMCAPITANO : it's very hard and takes a long time to map the texture aroud the pool, and i dont care about this cuz is just a detail, that will not take an important efect on the final image, but i will consider your attention !

                          the jug with juice, is not a jug with juice, is just 2 orange plastic cups! =D


                          Your questions :

                          Thanks ! The water material, i just used one face shaped by the pool. I used the difuse a little blue, but whiter. Almost 100% transparent.
                          With reflections and refractions... and a soft bump, maped with NOISE.

                          I'm using vray 1.48.89

                          Rodrigo Kamimura - Soft House<br />55 (11) 8380-0042<br />kamimura.mil@gmail.com

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                          • #14
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                            share the goods with the forum buddy...
                            Jesus is King

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                            • #15
                              Re: Pool - Kamimura

                              I have no time to make tutorials, but what you are questioning, i'm answering... be sure!
                              Rodrigo Kamimura - Soft House<br />55 (11) 8380-0042<br />kamimura.mil@gmail.com

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