A new version, still grainy.

Another shot from the same refurbishment

kscore wrote: ↑

Mon May 28, 2018 1:12 pm

@Polinalkrimizei: Thank you for your comment!

I converted a project wich i did mainly with corona to indigo. Looks very good for me! Rendered 30min on GTX 1080.

It's amazing, very cozy!
The couch material is absolutely convincing! How did you do that?

Love the way your whites goes in your renders. Your designs are very equilibrated. You feel passion for what you do; the correctness of all... Thank you Yonosoy. ..actually, one must work with what he has...In this case, the apartment is filled with restrictions (structural pillars, structural wall...

thesquirell wrote: ↑

Fri May 25, 2018 2:25 am

I wanna do architecture with you.

AHAHAHAHAHAHA Thank you very much TheSquirrel! I'm really flattered

Sorry Oscar!!!! I must have dramatically forgotten your answer!!! Yes, I was forced to change the pc because I had a catalogue to render and my old processor wasn't supported by Indigo anymore..it was a very old Q6600......I don't know if I have images of the catalogue...maybe...let me have a look, ...

that's cool and kinda funny

Don't know if it's useful for you guys, but I usually use the "advanced camera" toolbar available in the sketchup menu. There's a button with an "X" and that always deletes all the grey bars.
The counterpart is that the perspective is changed, but it's usually enough to reduce the viewing angle

I agree with Oscar. A sort of a velvet shader would be greatly useful to render good cloth and fabrics. At the moment I use high IOR values coupled with very high roughness, even adding a reflection map. This seem to work a little bit. Better than nothing. ..another thing that bothers me is noise. I...

HI Pikadili!
The lighting is very fancy! Although, I don't know.....it's like there's still something missing.....Maybe some objects around.....The glass bottle is wonderful!!!

This is wonderful news! Thanks Ono and Glare team!!!

Ok I was able to see the images. i think that to clearly study the material, yuor scene must be waaaaaay too simple. Also, the wide camera angle doesn't help understanding the behaviour of the subject. I suggest you try to apply it on a floor, make a lightsource the opposite side of the camera, add ...

Hi redhot, I don't know if it's me but I can't see any images...

Hi Erich! And welcome to the forum! Many of the things you say seem to be quite correct at first glance, and it's something I would actually say myself for any new piece of software I try. In these days I'm making some reflections about the visual industry and the recent products coming out: everyth...

Hi Lal-O! I think all images have a nice feel, but there are some issues you can control to get even better images: 1. I like the sense of not-everything-is-in-focus, but in your images (almost all) seems like the focus is incorrect. I suggest you set a higher f-stop number (or keep it like f/8 or f...