@Mor4us

I just love the tone! And I realized a wood floor can also be the ceiling

Awesome!
'T can be a wallpaper with more details.

To Yves!

@LithiumDesign The model was imported as mesh only with no textures. So decided to have it as a practice in uvmapping with Max. The wood texture I used was a hi-res, and random (as if there are lots of woods in the world). While the fabric, I used bump map and SSS :? . I don't know but the result ha...

I think that pig was used in the Skindigo tutorials?
While here, practice test with texture mapping & rendering with Maxigo

Check the walls if it has enabled exit portal.
Right click, then edit active mesh. Otherwise, unable exit portal.

Oscar J wrote:Nice ones Camox, though I think that there's too much CA. Feels like I need 3D glasses to see what's going on.

Though I observed some stereoscopy.

Camox wrote:Hi all. A few interior shots from the minimalist house. Exterior is in work. Thats all wips. Use indigo 2.6.1 and paint.net for color correction.

greetz

I feel the calmness in your wips!

LithiumDesign wrote:and the telescope shadow looks... interesting

You have a good sense of sight!

@Zom-B & zeitmeister:
Thanks!
Another updates with dirty road, wheel motion blur, birds &
post-production

Some are direct materials from C4D, which makes the render fast (I think). its a simple conversion of the C4D material for export like you would do by using the "convert materials" feature in the PlugIn menu, so no (special) magic here. Updated with the glass window & road, rendered for about 40 mi...

First to build a vehicle scene with Cindigo ^^.
Some are direct materials from C4D, which makes the render fast (I think).
And I get the car model from http://colacola.se/

Got nothing to do. Just sharing with this simple one. *pic* Looking good, used kind of the same floor in my newest test renders where I try to keep in mind comments I had in previous comments.. :mrgreen: *pic* Cheers! It seems just nice! Here's my contribution also, where I get some ideas from Zom-...

I like it!

Thanks guys. :D The process involves rendering out two layers, and then mix them together in PS. First I render the car hanging in the air with Backplate/HDR behind it. Then, I render the car standing on a white plane, on which the HDR casts the shadow. Then I copy and paste this image onto the fir...