c&c are most welcome… (last image)the couch looks like blocking the door but their is still 1.5m at the back of it … they dont want to make all furnitures on each side bec. it will look like a hallway in the middle of the living…
regards jds hope you like my renders vray for sketchup also rules!!!IKAMPAY MO!!!
bro, is that pointlight in your scalloped light effect on the fifth image?
those details are nerve-wracking man,
the fourth one is definitely a winner.
very nice renders Jeff - well done - i assume ur view angle for the whole room is for the clients to see most of the room, but theres something wrong with your composition, i suggest a lower and angle still looking slightly up as these are (so u can see the bulkhead detail) but showing more floor, but still keep the wide angle ratio… and slightly more centred
again i dont want to take away from how good these renders are, or ur masterfull use of v-ray… well done
very nice jeff. now i can see the whole thing in this update. if there is voting here i will definitley vote for a five star here. man you are really pushing and helping vray SU to its potential.
Really awesome work. I would love to see the Sketchup Views. And can you give us an idea on how big the sketchup file size is as well. Awesome to see this quality of work!!!
wow there are so many replies.I’ve been so busy lately and until now im still doing proposals
thanks for all comments ill answer all your questions later…here are the su shots for you to see
for the pillow right view hidden geometry apply material click a certain surface then rightclick that surface select position arrange the desire size of map then right click again select projected… after that use the drop tool click that surface you projected… (control A) must be inside of a group then apply material to all selected( pillow) thats it…