House Rendering - pool side

[Nicinus]

These later ones are starting to fade the chimneys and are in general more 'dreamy'. I would prefer the one in #41 but with your 'bleach' effect on the grass perhaps.

[glorybound]

here it is, with the bleach just on the lawn.

[glorybound]

Oops... I forgot my fountain water

[Morne]

Yes now we're talking! These latest ones are MUCH better. I prefer the ones in posts 40 and 41

Only thing I would change now is to try and make it appear that the pool is more in sunlight. Looks like shadow to me... (just to be fussy hehe)

[flino2004]

The long render times may be caused by evermotion trees....I tried them before and they were a pain in the ass. I like the latest view... But I would take tree on the left out, the one is blocking the house a bit....it's distracting .

[glorybound]

I used iTree and Evermotion, but they are not usually an issue. I removed the displacement on them. which I remove unless they are close. That left tree was there to cast a shadow, and frame, but I moved the sun.

The long render times may be caused by evermotion trees....I tried them before and they were a pain in the ass. I like the latest view... But I would take tree on the left out, the one is blocking the house a bit....it's distracting .

[Neilg]

So long as you clean the materials up they're fine. takes 5 minutes.

[kriscabrera15]

turned out really nice man! am curious how heavy are you scenes?

[Dariusz Makowski (Dadal)]

Last renders look quite nice. However few sugestions. 1st of all your filters are wayy to sharp. Take your phone or DSLR and go on a day shooting. None of your images will be that sharp. I know in CGI its a habbit that people sharpen their images so much but that its very bad. I suggest starting learning how to smooth ur images on antyaliazing level and studying DOF. Another suggestion is that for ALL folliage if you are using glossy reflections you should use interporation with nicely fine tuned settings. It will save you a lot of time and it will look good.

Thanks, bye.

[glorybound]

turned out really nice man! am curious how heavy are you scenes?

I will take a look and share later.

[glorybound]

Another suggestion is that for ALL folliage if you are using glossy reflections you should use interporation with nicely fine tuned settings. It will save you a lot of time and it will look good.

Thanks, bye.

can you explain a little?

[glorybound]

there are a couple polys - 30 million

[Dariusz Makowski (Dadal)]

Yea tick on iterpolation box in reflection glossiness and refraction section and then below in interporation settings fine tune them nicely.

[glorybound]

I am getting pretty good times now, but I will try it to see if I can get better times.

[glorybound]

where is a good place to start? How are the default settings?

Yea tick on iterpolation box in reflection glossiness and refraction section and then below in interporation settings fine tune them nicely.