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Vätternkade living room
My latest interior render.
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I played a bit with photoshop and made a wired framed style like Nomeradona did here;
http://www.nomeradona.blogspot.com/2...hup-style.html
The only problem I had is when I exported the wiredframe 2D graphics from sketchup, it wasnt the same size as my render.
This because I set the camera to 0.7 zoom in the vray options. Does anyone know a trick for this?
Cheers,
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Been puzzling with photoshop. I tried to create a colorful and happy mood in this render.
http://www.pixelflakes.com/ made some great tutorials. You can download the psd's on their facebook page.
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what version are you using? It looks like you're not getting smoothing of curved surfaces.
I like your first image just fine. Maybe you can just adjust the color to be more warm, I think the other two iterations are just too busy.Comment
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I'm using Sketchup 8, the latest version. With vray 1.48.96.
I tried to get it smooth after your comment @ sketchucation, but it didn't work (yet).
I find the other two pics overwhelming too.
This morning I started a new model for my first client! lol
I have some free time this week, no school. So I made some impression photos for a kitchen.
Client wanted to see how a cooking island fits in the space. Some of the furniture will be familiar to you,
because the client didn't know which specific style she wanted so I used some of the stuff of the forum.
But still I tried to make the renders unique and more restrained.
Your critics are welcome!
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@ Andy
I tweaked the first render a bit, set a warm mood and added blur.
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excellent work,,
I also read Nomeradona's tutorial, he mentioned a plugin there which will synchronize the sketchup viewport and vray, it's name is ‘Camera Sync‘ by Thomas Thomassen (AKA thomthom).
I haven't try it myself but I think this may solve your problem
Best
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