Hello from Mexico!!

[Rolojero]

Hello mi first post here, i have two months usin vray so i'm a newbie
i'm from los Cabos Mexico, so maybe a lot of the people from usa have come here to spring break!!

This is a departament but is not finished, but i like to have comments!!

If anyone use msn here is mine: rolojero@hotmail.com

Saludos desde los Cabos!!

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[olivierfR]

oi !
beautiful lighting...
i like the dirty irradiance map ! it doesn't look like low settings
cool

cheers
olivierfr

[zuliban]

its very good for 2 months of vray experience
salu2

[arquiteck09]

looks very good my friend , you should try give it more light with photoshop ........ very nice



ta chida , ta chida .

[tom schuelke]

hi

looks realy nice. I am not sure i would make it brighter. Its a feeling of warm suny day a bit humid maybe.

only thing, the reflections on the floor could be a bit less, maybe very small glossys ?

well first bounce maybe a bit stronger for the suny floorpart ?

nice work at last


Tom

[Da_elf]

nice. hehe. ill be the 1st to point out that you probably meant "Appartment" not "Department"

[Rolojero]

thanks for the comments!! sure i'll post the the settings

by the way... the settings for the irradiance map was some i copy from a post i saw here... the render took five hours!! rigth now im only using low medium or higth... don't know very well how to set the custom settings

mhh i have a question here, i know what is a glossy reflection but i don't know how to achieve it... can you help??

Saludos desde los Cabos!!

[Hallock]

I like the lighting, it's softer, more calm without the sunlight.

[giraffe]

I like the light and the atmosphere
I agree about reflections on the floor

[Rolojero]

Where can i find a tutorial about getting glossy in materials? cause i put some numbers in the glossy field of the material and nothig happen...

[zuliban]

for example use a 0.5 and u will get very very glossy numbers up to 1.0 will not look glossy so you can call 1.0 the limit.

[mart3z]

looking nice, did you use photons for secondary bounces ?

rolojero, maybe this will help, http://www.vray.info/entry.asp?entryID=90