advanced rendering for AutoCAD
bathroomnxt revised
Revised the following from previous image:
floor finishes-slate
towels texture-displacment 20,thickness is 3.
44 pass
brightness -9
photoshop touchup
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Comment by Kevin Lockwood on December 19, 2010 at 12:32am
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It's very obvious.. once you point it out :)
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Comment by mike makki on December 18, 2010 at 10:31pm
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hi guys and thank you
All your comments will taken on board,but you guys have failed to spot the mistake i did . Its the missing light source on the mirror reflection from the chandlier :)
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Nice image though!
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I swear it wasn't there a minute ago :) Might be how I came into the thread (from the image, not the discussion?)
Adjusted the tone slightly to show it better
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Comment by Roy Hirshkowitz on December 18, 2010 at 11:53am
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Got it.
Ning updated their WYSIWYG editor so you should have a toolbar at the top with an Image button. Are you missing something?
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I tried to attach a sample here, but don't have tools for that in the editor.
If you zoom in on the top of the right cabinet, you see the face grain runs vertical and the grain on the underside runs horizontal. It just looked like a mapping issue to me.
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Not sure I agree Kevin-- looks like an expensive, straight-grained cherry or mahogany cabinet at the moment. I believe it, for a high-end bathroom.
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While you're at it, work on your wood grain mapping on the cabinets. Right now it all runs one direction and looks like it's cut from a single block of wood.... unless it is :)
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Great use of displacement. When you get some free time to play-- run this one with the path tracer just to see what you get-- probably overnight. It will take many more passes-- each pass should be a lot faster, though. This image is very good-- I'm not sure we'll see tremendous improvement. Curious, though.
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