Bathroom - vray light test

The_architect06 · August 19th, 2006

Hello everybody...
This my first submission here,it is a very simple scene that i did for interior light testing with vray,modelling took 1 hour,rendering took ages ( between 6-7 hours)...
C&C are much appreciated

kippu · August 19th, 2006

your lighting i like... the golden sun and the bluish env...nice .... the texturing needs improving though

NOOXY · August 19th, 2006

i think kippu is right ..lighting is ok but u need to work on those textures.keep us posted

hhoa_kts · August 20th, 2006

lighting is good, but I think wall doesnt need bump map like this

mahorela · August 21st, 2006

I would say that the lighting is quite nice but there is no reason that this simple scene should take 6-7 hours to render with vray. Something is wrong in this scene or your hardware is incredibly poor. I would try hiding certain objects or trying to figure out what makes this so render time heavy. If this took more than 30 minutes (single system, 1280*960) to render for me I would be trying to find out why.

RyanSpaulding · August 21st, 2006

Such a little thing but I looooove how the curtains bend near the floor.

Ky Lane · August 21st, 2006

Stunning. I hope I can get my stuff to that level.

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kippu Veteran Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: india Age: 32 Posts: 1,408 Name: maria prem	Re: Bathroom - vray light test your lighting i like... the golden sun and the bluish env...nice .... the texturing needs improving though __________________ architecture visualization services www.renderviz.com

August 19th, 2006	#3 (permalink)
NOOXY Veteran Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: CASTRIES Age: 28 Posts: 743 Name: DANNY MARCION	Re: Bathroom - vray light test i think kippu is right ..lighting is ok but u need to work on those textures.keep us posted __________________ I had a dream & now it's just another rendered image

August 20th, 2006	#4 (permalink)
hhoa_kts Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Hanoi Age: 28 Posts: 138 Name: Dinh Haihoa	Re: Bathroom - vray light test lighting is good, but I think wall doesnt need bump map like this __________________ My site: http://3darcspace.com Architect and visualization

August 21st, 2006	#5 (permalink)
mahorela Veteran Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Perth Posts: 504 Name: bob mahorela	Re: Bathroom - vray light test I would say that the lighting is quite nice but there is no reason that this simple scene should take 6-7 hours to render with vray. Something is wrong in this scene or your hardware is incredibly poor. I would try hiding certain objects or trying to figure out what makes this so render time heavy. If this took more than 30 minutes (single system, 1280*960) to render for me I would be trying to find out why.

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RyanSpaulding Veteran Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Madison, WI Age: 27 Posts: 954 Name: Ryan Spaulding	Re: Bathroom - vray light test Such a little thing but I looooove how the curtains bend near the floor.

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Ky Lane Veteran Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Brisbane, Australia Age: 32 Posts: 947 Name: Ky Lane	Re: Bathroom - vray light test Stunning. I hope I can get my stuff to that level.

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