First proper tests with vray

[Matt_3D]

Finally I've posted some of my own images.

I started working on recreating my bathroom a couple of months ago using Mental Ray. I've since jumped on the VRay bandwagon and am loving it. Since I probably spend a couple of hours a week (I'd love to use it more but I spend my entire day at work doing 3D so I usually get home and want to sleep )

Anyway the first images are the basin which is slowly taking shape (although the UV mapping is giving me headaches) and the other image is a towel...well duh! I've just started playing around with simcloth so the results are not exactly what I'm after but it's getting there. Oh yeah, ignore the grey ring, it's a temporary fill in for the towel rack :P

When I eventually finish everything I'll post the results

-Matt

[a320]

very niceee...
love the design of the clam sink!
id loved to see a beige version of the hand towel. nice looking displacement
well done.

cheers
hen.

[Matt_3D]

Thanks Hen

I'll see what I can do about making a beige towel. The blue hand towel is in my bathroom at the moment so I used it Might be able to tweak it in Photoshop.

-Matt

[gadzooks]

the towel looks great!

[doan]

Nice work man.
I like the towel. it'is realy convincing. I would suggest you to work a little bit on the border.

[J_Bug]

The towel and stone look great but the brass isn't quite there it dosn't appear to have any spec reflect on it.

--Jon

[nikulu]

I love the towel! Did you use Snuggle fabric softener? It looks snuggly soft.

[Matt_3D]

Thanks for all your comments

I'm making really slow progress with it at the moment but thanks to vray and simcloth things have progressed faster than I thought.

J_Bug: I still need to work on the brass sink hole. My main concern was making the blue marbley texture work so I haven't given the brass much attention. I'll have to turn the reflection up a little to start with and work from there.

nikulu, doan: I used a no-name fabric softener so it kind of over frizzed the border. :P I need to fix up the displacment mask and give it a slightly thicker border.

-Matt