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Published: 2007-08-15 16:06:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 9424; Favourites: 115; Downloads: 1747
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A render of an old scrap, max+vrayRelated content
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Its so simple, yet I love it. I think I even would like to have such room/space in my home.
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I would like one too! Let me know if you ever find one or build one
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how did I miss this... well done... wood is so warm. Termites like it too...
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Thankyou 
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nice work.....
what is that MTL , frome bitmap??
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Yeah both from bitmaps, I can't remember where I got them it was so long ago. Probably cgtextures.com
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ok ... thanx about the great website.
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hmmm I could have a house like that... a terrace appartment/loft/office
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Yeah run around with some super bouncy balls
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very impressive!
looks like a photo token by a professional photograph.
sweet lighting.
can i know what version of max and vray did you use for this render.
thanks.
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Hmm that was probably max 2008 or 2009 (x64) Not sure what version of vray prbably pre 1.5
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thanks!
but i wanted to know if its a vray 1.5 : RC3, RC5, SP1 or SP2, just for know in what software invest.
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Whatever the newest one they have released will do it better than an old one I used lol
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very impressive!!
looks like a photo tooken by a professional photographe.
very sweet lighting.
can i know what max and vray verssion you've used?
thanks.
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love it love it love it!
Looks so good man...
There is this 'realism' factor that you guys have... I want to achieve it 
I read in one of your comment about .1 blur.. gonna try it. thanks!!
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just takes lots of testing, finding the right angle for the sun, the right camera settings.
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nice, but I think the white strip is a bit over-exposed.
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Thanks. At first I was annoyed and was going to reduce the light hitting it, but I realized in real life, cameras don't have an infinite range of exposure. They can only expose a certain range, ie. [link] / [link]
So I left it as it was, and have tried (though it is hard in 3D) to avoid having everything equally exposed with the same amount of light/exposure.
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yes, I can imagine that it was difficult to get it right.
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how do you get such sharp clean wood textures? whats your trick?
i love this scene by the way!!
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Hmm you can set the blur to .1 in the texture settings, probably sharpen it later in photoshop. Make sure you use HIGH res images for the textures in the first place
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oh cool thank you! do you use bump or displacement at all?
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just bump, same thing, high res, set to .1 blur
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vray sun/sky coming through a hole in the roof
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can you please tell me how do you make the glow effect on wall an floor?
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the reflection or the ligth itself?
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really nice
too much fantastic scraps in your gallery, you should do something with this
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oçin haraso render. sü
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shit, brilliant render mate, i'm going to try to do the same with my rendering system!
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i was going to ask you where do you get your textures? becuase they look very good!
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