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Published: 2015-03-25 13:11:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 370; Favourites: 6; Downloads: 2
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Well, here's another one... I'm doing it for an anonymous individual... He's a very good friend of mine, whom is very skilled in Architecture... I asked him to give me a project to do, and I'd let him decide how close I stuck to the images he gave me... So my reference image is this:blog.housegleam.co.uk/wp-conteβ¦
I'm not doing the same furniture... He told me not to... But he didn't say what style would look better
So, I better crack into Blender, and get working 
Blender
Cycles
I Want Critique!
*Edit
Okay, added some furniture, but I haven't heard from my friend in over 24 hours (very odd), and I don't know whether he likes it or not...
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OMG you got a reference image there!
ehehehehhehe
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LOL! Thanks so much!
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hmm let's see
scaling -
a door knob is placed a meter from the floor. we can use that measure to determine the proper dimensions of objects in 3D.
space eaters-
i figure that this is minimalist house or room but it might still use organic components like plants or curve geometries like vases.
mood
you got god lighting here and maybe adding a variety of complementary colors will make the room more or less lively
reyn, a co-teacher, uses egg yellow emissions shaders as key light and adds blue colored fill in lights
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LOL! Wow!
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For your fireflies, have you tried Under samples : clamp indirect set to 2 or 3 and maybe also try clamp direct ?
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Yeah... But it actually killed my lights
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You would not believe your eyes, when ten million fireflies lit up the render.
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Oh, I'm sure my sister would love that.XD
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LOL! Yeah... I hate fireflies... And Slow laptops...
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Adding a roughness map to a shader gives so many fireflies. D:Β
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The fireflies come from the glossy, which already has a roughness
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Yeah, and glass shaders D: turn off caustics and use fake ones!
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Haha! Caustics changed... Now to render
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SO. MANY. FIREFLIES.
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Chrome will be fine... I hope... After I get in more furniture 
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I liked the industrial scene more 
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Haha! Well, this isn't exactly my "style" either, however, I if I work only on what I like... Where is that gonna get me?
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well looks not bad, a bit early for critiques
second, I dont know about blender since I dont use it but 8hours for an empty white room sounds too much especially since there is a lot of noise left so I would suggest to work on the render settings, especially reducing the noise - it really looks unfinished with this much noise,
and finally the railing just does not look like glass, it looks like wire - adjust the settings of the material of it and maybe give it some more thickness.
other then that it looks good
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Haha... Room is now wider... I just have to update the render... Um, I am going to work with the Render settings, but I didn't have time for this render. Also, the glass is EXACTLY how I wanted it, and the guy I'm making it for is tickled with it
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as long as you and the guy you are making is fine with it than it is fine
but really work on reducing the noise, this would improve the view a hole lot
will be waiting for updates on this
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Haha... Yeah... I'm curious how I will finish it too
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Well, it's good if Notch approves.
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The creator of Minecraft.
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To starters, are you going for just the basic style? Or proportions? Since it
would need to be bigger to fit that amount of furniture from the original pic.
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Size changed 
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