livingRoom (progressive path tracing)

my idea of living room. On the wall, my painting=). Hope you like it.

bitchin! I like it. Nice stereo system. Is that a glass door or a sliding door?

my reference for modeling stereo system was the most expensive samsung stereo system =). door are sliding one.

NICE… please put your lightcache setting and rendertime

Bye. Jose

you really want to know render time :slight_smile: ?
lightchace is standard with 65000 subdivs =)
I canceled render after 3 days=)

3 days haha…great image :smile:

very nice render.
3 days!!! :shock:

come on…3days…you’ve rendered this with maxwell??? :lol: :lol:

very nice. ppt can do some very reaslistic stuff…pity about the three days rendertime. Just as long as u dont need to change anything…imagine trying to explain to client… :wink:

this is why I love to do things in my free time as this one because I don’t have to think what will client say.

Interior looks good :slight_smile: The exterior looks very odd though, it should probably be more over exposed than that, the light outside would be much brighter than the light inside :slight_smile:

very true, its a pity ppt is so slow, the quality is very good. Im sure this will change in the future tho.

Too much time for a render… have you tried with irradiance map and very high parameters (min/max rates, subdivisions an samples?.. 3 days…

Nice work
Jose.

truth is I didn’t care too much about render time. i was trying to test what will happen If I set path tracing to highest subdivs and how long it will render without hitting cancel button. But anyway I didn’t find out because I pushed cancel button after 3 days=).

And after 3 days… what PERCENTAGE was DONE alerady… with those
65K subds… ??? :lol:

You should also give ur HARDWARE Config… just for the record… !

well it’s hard to say how much %. On the rendering bar there was no blue box. hardware was: p4 3ghz, 1gb ram

A tubular render. However, I know its the modern thing to have a big flashy tv screen with surround sound cinema TXT blah blah blah, but it doesn’t half create a dull space. What happens when the TV isn’t on? I would stick my sofa so that it looks out over the water.

and I… would rather go out and sit on the beach when tv is off :smile:

hmm, ideal living room. I think considering the view, wouldnt you make the entire wall that faces the water operable glass ie stackers or bifold doors with remote control suncontrol either external louvres or blockout/screen rollerblinds so you can darken the room for viewing tv. plus i reckon the tv is too high up on the wall.
Timber floors always render awesome, nice gi/materials btw, im sure you could get the same result in 4 hours with lower settings.