let me know hat you think, rendered with 2.6

Thanks Pibuz. here's the su screenshot you wanted.

modelled in sketchup, post pro with photoshop

DCM, you show exceptional talent in your renderings. Could you please share on how the light setup was done for this room to get such a natural neutral tone., I have many questions. 1. was the image saved as linear, reinhard or camera? 2. what enviornment map do you use and would suggest? 3. maybe s...

A 6th Semester Design assignment.

sir, this is absolutely epic

thanks for the info Pibuz. here is the new render of the same scene with now volumetric fog and exit portals.

same rig
4hrs into the render

much clearer.

how much of an increment in speed would you say can happen in your opinion by doing this?
i know that having a pure white material reduces rendering speed. so i already am having a slightly darker shade in this render

i have to agree with you, it is rough considering 8 hrs went into this.
no exit portals were used. the windows are simple opening in the wall without any glass material.

here is something i did. done with indigo 2.6.1
render time 8 hrs
amd quad core 2.4ghz

Greeting!
this is a render that i did using sketchup for modeling and photoshop for postwork

V2.6
3 hrs
2.4 quad core rig
2gb ram

excellent render Tom.!
My attention goes on the lighting design of the render., i am having difficulty understanding how it is achieved. Can you please throw some light. thanks
Sincerely,
Ashutosh

Greetings! I use revit architecture 2009.. and after installing beta 2 i cant seem to get indigo to work. upon clicking render i get message " scene could not be rendered for this reason: %1 is not a valid win32 application " can you please help.

yes, i've also experienced the same problem.

2 hrs on a quad core
3ds max 9