My VRAY works

[archcanvas]

Hi everyone, my company bought VRay months ago, maybe it's time to post something here.

Some of VRAY works done by me, C & C are welcome!

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[natty]

Hi and welcome to the forum and vray ...

you have some nice renders William ..

[Nenad]

Yap, some really nice work you've got there.

On the last image, I don't understand why do you get direct light shadows on the building and not under the cars and plants in the foreground... unless it was a small clearing between the clouds.

On the second image, the car on the right looks strange, but I guess you are already aware of that. Is it a low res texture you've put on it? Also, the blue Peugeot looks asymetrical.

Just a few thoughts...

Keep up the good work, and keep posting.

Regards,

Nenad

[archcanvas]

Thanks Natty and Nenad.

Nenad, Agree that the cars indeed have problems.

About the shadow issue in the last image, maybe because those objects in the foreground are in the shadow? There are some other surrounding buildings producing shadows, but not directly shown in the image.

After a couple of months' practicing VRAY, we feel that VRAY is fast and practical, espcially for the outdoor scenes. For indoor scenes sometimes VRAY is a bit slow, but can get clean results easily. The forum is also very active and useful. Thanks Chaos Team's great efforts.

[igis]

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im wondering where the light on the wall in the back is comming from in pic 5. Pic 1 is good.

[Suiciety]

Don't you just hate RPC cars!

The problem is getting nice low-poly ones that render quick enough!

btw. Nice renders!

[daniel_zevahc]

On the RPC cars if you turn on Eye Level Viewing they look better. Thats why they look strange, i think

[s0real]

really nice renders... perhaps lacking a bit of contrast in some, but hey, what do i know?!

ditch the RPC's and they'll be even better...

[archcanvas]

Thanks all comments, especially big thanks to daniel_zevahc giving a great tip! It works very well.