interior : house in squares

[sentidos]

so you are bored ?

Leave it !!!
It´s perfect !!!!

[maxtage]

congrats giraff...awesome work.

[ml-a]

I was away for some days and returned back

yeah i observed that. Where you been?

nice renders by the way

[zuliban]

GREAT!!!!

[kwoky]

wow!!... when can i ever achieve that type of renderings....

[giraffe]

thank you friends for all replies and thank you very much for all nice words

I know I have some alias problems and that made me crazy. I used min1 max6 at fixed rate and even made some partial renders and pulled upto 8 but that never fixed problem and I gave up at the end.

mark: thanks and I was out of work and swimming in crystal waters

I really dont like the result because my metals are never as good as I want and this alias problem but it was fun too - I mean working with squares, shelves and paintings and prismatic lamps and coffee tables in variation of prisms with the lamp and big table another variation etc...

[Syclone1]

Nice work giraffe

-dave

[Candelero]

WELL DONE, Giraffe !
Really NICE Quality.....

First is definately the BETTER Decision...

Tthe AA problem is noticable, because of the THIN elements.... that's it...
TRY BLUR-ing that in Photoshot....

CONGRATS !

P.S.:
Is that the TEXTURE from the OSMOSIS TUT ?.... /I think so, may BE Wrong/

[giraffe]

yes thin elements! I dont know how to handle them

I found the texture long time ago on the net so dont remember where and when. it is just in my texture library since long time.

[percydaman]

I use adaptive 0,3 for thin elements, if that doesn't work I lower the AA threshold.

[giraffe]

thanks percy I will try that

[anders]

if you have aa problems that 1/6 won't fix .. why not just render the image at a higher resolution and let photoshop handle the aa ?

/stensgaard

[Candelero]

I'll tell You How I handle THOSE thiny details and the AA problem

TIS all PhotoShop WORK....

#1 Get a small BLURy brush, set the STRENGHT to about 25-30% and
then with the BLUR Tool, just go OVER them.... THAT's All...

#2 If it is for example - a whole CORNER between Ceiling and a wall...
Then with the LASO Tool make Your selection just a PIXEL OFFSET...
then Apply BLUR Filter - once or twice.... THAT's All....

Works PERFECT.... of course that depends on YOU....

I Myself ALWAYS Retouch my RENDERs to make those JAGGED EDGES
Smoother....

GOOD LUCK with it... !