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Published: 2010-06-11 08:21:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 2396; Favourites: 52; Downloads: 116
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And here it is....updated version of Ivy RoomMy friend helped me with rendering and with his PC it took only 1,10h not 14h....
sry for my english ;d
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Wow that is what i call a living room. Would be a pleasure to own someone like this in real live 
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Great looking environment! I want to spend time there. I think the ceiling is too low in the area to the left. Still love the work in this. Nice lighting and great render.
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You're very welcome.
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My gallery: [link]
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i like so much the illumination is very realistic wow !!the texture of the floor very nice !!great job
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nice very nice, was it the advance render you use in cinema 4d to render the scene? Your textures also excellent
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thank you and yes that was only cinema
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Also all shadows points downwards what is with the dark spot above the cupboard with the orange alcove?
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Just offering constructive criticism. There are often details missed by the renderer because he is concentrating on a lot of things at the same time. These things are often so by another without the burden rendering.
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I agree with Omerty with regards to nitpicking.
The closer an item gets to another, darkness/shadow forms. Real world fact.
Personally speaking, I would first reach the above standard before I give constructive critism.
No offence intended.
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Like I said things are missed (which is human nature) because our attention is captivated by a certain goal. These things often seen by another who is viewing the scene as a whole.
The criticism is not the skill(which in this case is very good) at which the work is done but those things which are second nature to every human, "we are not gods and so cannot (in most often case
)comprehend all."
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On a design note, will the furniture survive the onslaught of rain?
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Wow, the occupant will need a lot of window cleaning fluid.
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Cool. It's too expensive for me. I use blender because it is free
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you can try Sculptris its for free and its almost like Z-Bush(yes i know its expensive thats why ive download it and im trying to earn some money with cinema and buy original version)
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I'll try Sculptris. Thanks for that advice
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way better... but you should either use another color or another length on the AO settings. for the moment this looks strange. Some of the roof beam look detached from the wall.
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btw: list the glass wall next to the stairs, so the upper rim is ~90cm above the landing. This way you prevent people tripping over it.
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job well done! this ivy looks pretty good and natural. congratulations.
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very low min.level 2x2 and max 4x4
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this is way waaaaaay BETTER .. I love it .. and u should be thankful to your friend
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