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hey vgabex what is the harder part in kray u see it ?! very easy . how u can see it its difficule . kray the most easy engine never seen . 3 click and do render .vgabex wrote:Gratulations! It's perfect!
Relasing a complex scene like this as a commercial product would be nice. Remember Render Vision ProArch Vol1 from 2008?! That was very good with many-many new info for me. Light setup, materials and more...
Kray is a very good stuff, but only few people can master it currently. Without free or commercial complex smaples like this it's very hard to learn using it right. Ok, we can hunt for some stuff here in the forums (some nice materials or simple interior setups), but it's not easy to put assemble the elements and get perfect renders like theese.
The best would be if K3 would come together with a scene like this. It would attract more attention!
Did you created the panorama tour too, or just the renders?
I'm not saying it's difficult, but the learning time was a bit long for me. Experimenting with light setups, materials, etc. For new or less advanced users a very realistic complete scene with good explanations and video tutorial would be good. Even for melightwave3d wrote:hey vgabex what is the harder part in kray u see it ?! very easy . how u can see it its difficule . kray the most easy engine never seen . 3 click and do render .vgabex wrote:Gratulations! It's perfect!
Relasing a complex scene like this as a commercial product would be nice. Remember Render Vision ProArch Vol1 from 2008?! That was very good with many-many new info for me. Light setup, materials and more...
Kray is a very good stuff, but only few people can master it currently. Without free or commercial complex smaples like this it's very hard to learn using it right. Ok, we can hunt for some stuff here in the forums (some nice materials or simple interior setups), but it's not easy to put assemble the elements and get perfect renders like theese.
The best would be if K3 would come together with a scene like this. It would attract more attention!
Did you created the panorama tour too, or just the renders?
) .... still waiting for over 2 years now though man i see u have nice materiel realsitic . like chrom and glass the problem u have its lighting. in my opinion .vgabex wrote:I'm not saying it's difficult, but the learning time was a bit long for me. Experimenting with light setups, materials, etc. For new or less advanced users a very realistic complete scene with good explanations and video tutorial would be good. Even for melightwave3d wrote:hey vgabex what is the harder part in kray u see it ?! very easy . how u can see it its difficule . kray the most easy engine never seen . 3 click and do render .vgabex wrote:Gratulations! It's perfect!
Relasing a complex scene like this as a commercial product would be nice. Remember Render Vision ProArch Vol1 from 2008?! That was very good with many-many new info for me. Light setup, materials and more...
Kray is a very good stuff, but only few people can master it currently. Without free or commercial complex smaples like this it's very hard to learn using it right. Ok, we can hunt for some stuff here in the forums (some nice materials or simple interior setups), but it's not easy to put assemble the elements and get perfect renders like theese.
The best would be if K3 would come together with a scene like this. It would attract more attention!
Did you created the panorama tour too, or just the renders?
In this forum you can find several good solutions for many small problems, and you may put them together to render your scene realistic. But with a complex scene you get solutions and ideas from an another aspect.
For me, purchasing Remember Render Vision ProArch Vol1 in 2008 was a very big jump. I started to see, how things works together.
An example: I have done some similar panorama tour (eg.: http://potom.at/gernotgasse56panorama/top1/)
I think have a quite OK universal setup for interiors, but I'd love to have this scene to examine some things:
- complete overall light setup - how to create this nice ambient light
- very realistic materials
- curtain material - it let sunlight perfectly into the room
- floor standig lamp's material and light source
- render setup for HQ renders
- postwork
When I use my setup with my materials, it's quite fast to finish with a job. Of course I want to improve my renders to get closer to this quality, but I don't have enough time to experiment with small but great new ideas shown on the forum.
LEM panels in windows, LEM on the ceilings (in dark regions) Tonemap standard: Gamma/Exponential 50% and very high settings for Final gathering.albertos wrote:excellent as usual...
is possible to know some few details about lighting setup (and maybe tonemapping...)
Alberto
Hello!vgabex wrote:Gratulations! It's perfect!
Relasing a complex scene like this as a commercial product would be nice. Remember Render Vision ProArch Vol1 from 2008?! That was very good with many-many new info for me. Light setup, materials and more...
Kray is a very good stuff, but only few people can master it currently. Without free or commercial complex smaples like this it's very hard to learn using it right. Ok, we can hunt for some stuff here in the forums (some nice materials or simple interior setups), but it's not easy to put assemble the elements and get perfect renders like theese.
The best would be if K3 would come together with a scene like this. It would attract more attention!
Did you created the panorama tour too, or just the renders?
Search Pano2vr software. Switching is not so easy. Pano2vr as all similar programs has not good manual. Of course exist perfect wiki for this software but there is lack of examples which make confusion (you must search in forum). It looks that as is everything but still user get lost. This is really annoying especially when you want make something more complex. A lot options from command line, not clear explanations, general problems with html5 and Flash, general problems with mobiles devices, etc, generally mess with everything because as we know is many web browsers with differences in support features.vgabex wrote:Janusz, what program do you use to create panorama tours? How did you created the switch between empty and filled panos?
