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Schneckenhausmann — Neoclassical Interior
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Published: 2015-12-20 18:54:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 2807; Favourites: 50; Downloads: 36
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I worked a week on this. Everything except the carpet is made with blender. Carpet is modelled with Marvelous Designer. Rendered with cycles using adaptive samples build from here: blenderartists.org/forum/show.…! . I used 2000 samples. The scene is lit by emission planes behind the windows and two point lights at the left side of the room. I used lightportals. Clamp direct and indirect is set to 2, bounces to 8 and 3. The large paintings are made by Danny O'Connor (You can find his paintings here: www.flickr.com/photos/artbydoc… ).Related content
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The thing every 3d artist is hoping to hear hehe
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Beautiful work! So inviting! As are all the architectural pieces in your gallery. Did you take the Architecture Academy?
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Thank you very much 
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Wow! Well your work is great!
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Da kann ich nur zustimmen
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Sieht klasse aus, nur schade, dass das hübsche Schachspiel so weit hinten steht >.<
Aber zur Entschädigung hast du ja ein paar Details noch hochgeladen! (:
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Danke
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Thank you very much
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Thanks for the info, should be fixed now.
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Holy shiiincredible! I love it I love it I love it!
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This turned out superb, excellent job!
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Thanks
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I like the low-poly models from a design standpoint, but they make the rest of the scene look a little off. I think it's the materials/textures you used on them that makes them look like they don't belong in the scene. Something about how the deer trophy is absorbing the light source. Overall, this is a really well done scene. The reflections on the glass on the portraits really adds a sense of realism.
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Thanks for your feedback!
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Something about how the light source from the window is hitting it. It makes it look unrealistic. Maybe if the material on it wasn't so matte and it was reflecting some of the light back it would look more believable. I know that isn't the style for low poly, but it might of helped it blend into the scene better, imo.
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So make it glossier?
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I would try that. Regardless, it's a great scene. It just stuck out to me so I thought I'd mention it.
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Okidoke, thanks again for your feedback
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That looks really good! What do the clamp and indirect settings do?
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Thank you 
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Did you use any roughness on glossy or refractive shaders? I figured out a technique for dealing with fireflies from that source.
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Yep, I think every material has a bit glossiness . What is your trick?
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I add a Light Path node, and make the roughness conditional on whether it’s a camera ray or not. Only camera rays get nonzero roughness.
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Thank you
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You're welcome. I know the feeling, no work of art is ever truly finished. Congrats anyways.
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