Here is a kitchen that I am working on. He is about to lose the contract because the client can’t understand his 2d drawings. Wish me luck! These interiors are always a bear for me. Exteriors seem to be a breeze, but not these interiors.
Here is the first iteration. The render times are long (2:45 min) for such a low resolution, so I’ll have to dig into the settings. I have already tweaked the ceiling, which I didn’t notice until post.
Yes, they are IES. They might be slowing things down, so I might swap them out.[quote=“dkendig, post:21, topic:46594, username:dkendig”]
This looks really nice, Bobby. I too like your glare. Might be a little heavy for architectural rendering, but it has a real nice feel.
Are those IES lights?
I do wonder if the interior lights should go a hint warmer? Are the LED or what?
Possibly some vertical shift downwards to see more floor, less ceiling?
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Thanks! What kind of render times would you expect for this scene? Intel Xeon X5650 @2.67GHz, 36.0GB RAM[quote=“Lupaz, post:16, topic:46726, username:Lupaz”]
Very nice work Bobby!
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Currently playing a bit with your scene. I don’t know why but I got really long render times with your materials on surfaces that shouldn’t take that long. Around 10min per bucket on the white cabinets for example.
So I’m currently in the process of creating some new shaders and try to get some reasonable render times. I hope you don’t mind.
I’m not really doing archviz that often so I don’t expect any miracles. To be honest from personal experience interior scenes like this always take ages to render.
Just to have something to compare to. What is your current render time for 1920x1080? And are you running vray 2 or 3?