Xata Bedroom + PSD File

Hi,

I did this personal project to practice Linear Work Flow, HDRI Lighting and Marvelous Designer for the cloth.
It took 20 hours to render this 3000x1689 image in my Quadcore-8 Gig Ram workstation.

Credits:
Software: 3D Studio Max 2011, Pixplant, Adobe Photoshop, Vray 2.0
3D Models: Evermotion, Archicg Plants, Design Connected

Ive tried recording my workflow in photoshop (day-night scene) using Camtasia but forgot to press record (agghh) so Im sharing the photoshop file instead, exclusive for CGPinoy members. You can download the file from the following link. Please note that the link will expire in 7 days. http://www.sendspace.com/file/56yl9v


Converted to a night scene in Photoshop, did it in 1 hour. Its not really good but it does the job sometimes.

Tindi nito!

sir photo nato....galing

very nice!

after ng exterior ito na ang interior, matindi rin ito sir.

nice one nil!..love the night scene..tanong ko lang kung almost same lighting ba yung dalwa? i can see the same trace of sunlight at the right corner and the intensity of reflection on the left side mirror nung night scene.

ryancoy wrote:nice one nil!..love the night scene..tanong ko lang kung almost same lighting ba yung dalwa? i can see the same trace of sunlight at the right corner and the intensity of reflection on the left side mirror nung night scene.

Salamat Ry, actually the same image lang talaga. Converted lang siya from day scene to night shot in Photoshop. Kaya sobrang fake, nyahahaha. Hindi na kaya ng pc ko, ang tagal magrender kaya sa Photoshop ko na ginawa.

christian, kened, mez, reimhedz and hotarubi, maraming salamat po.

wow sir nilo! another masterpiece sir.

Ayos din yung night scene conversion, does the trick nga, pag nagmamadali.

Thanks for the psd file..mapag-aralan ko lang din ito ay okay na ako.

Hi Sir Ed, musta? Uu sir, ok din siya for rush convertion from day to night pero kung mai time pa, mas maganda talaga kung irender nalang. I hope the psd file helps.

Hey dude prince, great renders!
As usual.

Regarding the night scene, I think it's quite cool.
But this would be a lot better when rendered, but then again I know
you already know that, it's still cool anyway, the way you made it in PS.

May I know why it took 20 hrs?
Is it because of the lighting or the meshes from MD?

torvicz wrote:Hey dude prince, great renders!
As usual.

Regarding the night scene, I think it's quite cool.
But this would be a lot better when rendered, but then again I know
you already know that, it's still cool anyway, the way you made it in PS.

May I know why it took 20 hrs?
Is it because of the lighting or the meshes from MD?

Hi Sir,

Yes, its always better to render the night scene. I'll try to do some test using different HDRI's. About the rendering time, I think its the machine, its quite an old quadcore and Im pretty sure that im still using a standard vray settings. Or maybe because of my DMC sampler settings, min subdivs 1, max subdivs 100. I'll do some test and share the results.

Thanks for dropping by.

100? this could be the reason.

15-25 for me is enough, at least for the ones I'm doing here in the office, because of time constraints.

princessjay wrote:Hi Sir Ed, musta? Uu sir, ok din siya for rush convertion from day to night pero kung mai time pa, mas maganda talaga kung irender nalang. I hope the psd file helps.

Off Topic:

ito, aral lang, at job hunting din..hehehe...mahirap ng konti sa pinas ngayon. You mentioned HDRIs, medyo kinakapa ko pa din sya upto now.

Share mo din mga tests mo, never tried messing with my DMC sampler settings yet or yun lang yung controllers ng vray rendering panel na di ko pa alam kung ano talaga ang gamit. Care to share a bit about that area?

nice nilo, as always.

my opinion lang would be the 20 hours and 1 min 100 max. mejo overkill yata? and considering that it didn't solve the subtle artifacts behind the glass cabinet.

nevertheless im really amazed at what you guys can do with LWF. i have no idea why my LWF practices end up too washed out. so i suppose the secret to getting this kind of look is by applying a certain amount of PP after the LWF render (i took cue from mez's post process tutorial here http://www.cgpinoy.org/t22967-dining-ebony-pine-updated-settings)

the post process between the raw day render and the final day output - now that's something worth knowing here.

celes wrote:nice nilo, as always.

my opinion lang would be the 20 hours and 1 min 100 max. mejo overkill yata? and considering that it didn't solve the subtle artifacts behind the glass cabinet.

nevertheless im really amazed at what you guys can do with LWF. i have no idea why my LWF practices end up too washed out. so i suppose the secret to getting this kind of look is by applying a certain amount of PP after the LWF render (i took cue from mez's post process tutorial here http://www.cgpinoy.org/t22967-dining-ebony-pine-updated-settings)

the post process between the raw day render and the final day output - now that's something worth knowing here.

I am quoting on that also sir, my setup is now set to LWF, i am alsko getting a kinda washed out looking image, although the image i am doing is still in wip stage.

I am also looking at that link for some pointers and clues.

boom!

superb..and the conversion really is a wow

Hi Sir Ed,

Please check your PM.

princessjay wrote:Hi Sir Ed,

Please check your PM.

off topic:

Replied to pm sir nilo.

as usual, to the highest level. nice work idol...

Great render, cool night scene conversion, max 100 subdivisions might be the reason for that 20 hours rendering time. MD is really amazing!

wow! ikaw na! ganda talaga. superb!