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    Hello

    This is my new experience in furniture /meeting table


    C&C are welcome!

    Cptos.

    Castro
    Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 975 Extreme Edit. 3.33GHz / 6.4GT/s 8Mb box / Motherboard Gigabyte GA-EX58-UDS / Asus GForce GTX275HDMI 896DD3 (12Gb) / Windows 7- 64bit / Sketchup 2013 / V-Ray

  • #2
    Re: Meeting table

    nice render, fix the floor though

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    • #3
      Re: Meeting table

      Hello Mr. Senator

      The floor are squares of Milliken Carpet/Premium Cut Pile
      i think that grids should be a little more subtle :-[ , the part of my inexperience, the problem has more to do with the poor quality of the texture, she´s very small...a good texture is as important as a good object..and i´m learning about the two

      - Render time 0h 11m 18.3s

      Thanks very much

      Cptos.

      Castro
      Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 975 Extreme Edit. 3.33GHz / 6.4GT/s 8Mb box / Motherboard Gigabyte GA-EX58-UDS / Asus GForce GTX275HDMI 896DD3 (12Gb) / Windows 7- 64bit / Sketchup 2013 / V-Ray

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      • #4
        Re: Meeting table

        often in a real installation, carpet squares are installed in an alternating/rotating pattern so they don't look like they do in your rendering... you might try that. tile it first in photoshop with 4 tiles, each rotated 90 deg.

        but it will still look like carpet squares.

        emil mertzel
        vray4rhinoWiki

        Lookinglass Architecture and Design

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        • #5
          Re: Meeting table

          Hello Emil Mertzel

          Yes it is true, is one way of real application, dont are usually in this type of model but it certainly works !!...

          gotta try it! Thanks for your help!

          PS: anyone know how to does avoid the squares/grids, one composition (for example in PS) when do not want squares/grids and the texture is very smal/ attempt to minimize the repeat of pattern.

          some time ago had a link to a site with a tutorial, but i lost`it :-[

          one more time, thanks!

          Cptos

          Castro
          Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 975 Extreme Edit. 3.33GHz / 6.4GT/s 8Mb box / Motherboard Gigabyte GA-EX58-UDS / Asus GForce GTX275HDMI 896DD3 (12Gb) / Windows 7- 64bit / Sketchup 2013 / V-Ray

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          • #6
            Re: Meeting table

            try this one

            http://www.cadtutor.net/dd/photo/seamless/seamless.html
            emil mertzel
            vray4rhinoWiki

            Lookinglass Architecture and Design

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            • #7
              Re: Meeting table

              Thanks a lot!

              the link was something like that

              Cptos.

              Castro
              Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 975 Extreme Edit. 3.33GHz / 6.4GT/s 8Mb box / Motherboard Gigabyte GA-EX58-UDS / Asus GForce GTX275HDMI 896DD3 (12Gb) / Windows 7- 64bit / Sketchup 2013 / V-Ray

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