ok got it
3d rendering of interior scene
Discussion started by marcls-arbucies
I've been working on this scene, but the renders are looking a little too flat, what improvements you think could I do?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E0GFqwhLF6o3GAS_Q0Pdw1Cbp7TxWIaF/view?usp=sharing
Edit: the link is now public, I don't know the reason but when I upload images here they don't appear
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This is Exact-3D posproduction before and after:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mqfOHROzrRaxvGvADZTNPzc6DuXy4zbh/view?usp=sharing
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i'm currently checking the GI, but unfortunately i'm not an expert on this, so I'll upload an screenshot for if someone has any idea of what I can change.
I also have to say that the blur you found is due to the denoiser, as the noise limit I applied was 0'01
Link to GI:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r3hbANxt5xrL92zdmN-Pk7WFbHogwKWo/view?usp=sharing
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yeah! thank you so much!
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yeah, I think so for the moment, thanks!
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well, i swapped it and the result is awful lol
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you mean I have to swap the engines? light cache as 1 and brute force as 2?
The link is now in public, and when I upload images here they don't charge or appear
send me the screen shot
the GI is activated with brute force and light cache, and the shadows are also enabled, but they are quite soft, maybe there's too much artificial illumination?
or maybe the curtains' texture doesn't let the sun enter correctly
vray next for 3ds max
the link of the scene is public
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