background and flooring problem!!!!!!!!

kamikaze · September 5th, 2004

Hello people!! i'm a newbie in this community and i found out there are alot of admirable works in this site. was hoping i could learn from all of you

i'll post three pics here...(pic1, pic1.1) i just made(please comment on lighting and how to make backgound scene not look like its pasted on the windows)

and another one(wow2)..... how did this guy make his flooring reflect like that?? wow!! (realistic blurring of reflection)

thanks so much!! i hope to hear from all of the talented people in this site!!

ps.... w radiosity or no radiosity....my work looks no different from ea other.. what settings would be advisable??

virses · September 6th, 2004

hi, your floor has got too much of relfection and walls and ceiling has got no light. reduce reflection and use blurr in raytrace to get blurry effect. increase background image's gama to make it brighter.
radiosity must enhance the scene a lot. make sure you got proper subdivisions and lighting intensity values. even default radiosity values would give you noticable difference in image quality.
regards

kamikaze · September 6th, 2004

Thanks!! i'll try that one....let you know if it worked. thanks

Juan Altieri · September 6th, 2004

i think you need to put atenuation (try exponential) in the raytrace parameters (on reflection map) and put a value of 1 meter, and the image will get better...........the blurry reflection maybe produced by another render engine (like vray or another), not with common max defalut scanline render...

Fender · September 7th, 2004

was the WOW picture in the attachment rendered using regular scanline or third party renderers like Vray etc...?

kamikaze · September 8th, 2004

I think the WOW pic used a third party renderer.........i can't find a blur category in the raytrace section......i'll try juans suggestion....thanks so much...be back.......

kamikaze · September 8th, 2004

oh..and how do you reduce background's image gamma??? thanks again!!!

September 6th, 2004	#2 (permalink)
virses Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: New Delhi Age: 35 Posts: 163 Name: Harjeet Singh	Re: background and flooring problem!!!!!!!! hi, your floor has got too much of relfection and walls and ceiling has got no light. reduce reflection and use blurr in raytrace to get blurry effect. increase background image's gama to make it brighter. radiosity must enhance the scene a lot. make sure you got proper subdivisions and lighting intensity values. even default radiosity values would give you noticable difference in image quality. regards __________________ ViRSES.COM outsource architectural renderings

September 6th, 2004	#3 (permalink)
kamikaze Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: manila Age: 29 Posts: 44 Name: jon roux	Re: background and flooring problem!!!!!!!! Thanks!! i'll try that one....let you know if it worked. thanks

September 6th, 2004	#4 (permalink)
Juan Altieri Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Uruguay Age: 36 Posts: 298 Name: Juan Altieri	Re: background and flooring problem!!!!!!!! i think you need to put atenuation (try exponential) in the raytrace parameters (on reflection map) and put a value of 1 meter, and the image will get better...........the blurry reflection maybe produced by another render engine (like vray or another), not with common max defalut scanline render... __________________ There is a light (in your eyes) that never goes out...............

September 7th, 2004	#5 (permalink)
Fender Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Toledo Age: 28 Posts: 4 Name: A. R.B.	Re: background and flooring problem!!!!!!!! was the WOW picture in the attachment rendered using regular scanline or third party renderers like Vray etc...?

September 8th, 2004	#6 (permalink)
kamikaze Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: manila Age: 29 Posts: 44 Name: jon roux	Re: background and flooring problem!!!!!!!! I think the WOW pic used a third party renderer.........i can't find a blur category in the raytrace section......i'll try juans suggestion....thanks so much...be back.......

September 8th, 2004	#7 (permalink)
kamikaze Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: manila Age: 29 Posts: 44 Name: jon roux	Re: background and flooring problem!!!!!!!! oh..and how do you reduce background's image gamma??? thanks again!!!

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