suggestions to my rendering (vray for sketchup)

any suggestion regarding s rendering ko!?..pls
tinatry ko p lng po ung sun setting!?..san mgbigay po kyo ng comment ng m improve ko p po ung rendering lalo n po s exterior

like s window glass..ano po b ang dapt kong i-adjust?..
s SUN..pno po b mgiging mas mganda ung output like ng s other rendering engine specially 3dmax vray!?

pra po pg my mga comment npo kayo, ipopost ko ulit (paulit-ulit!), hanggang s mkuha ko n po ung tamang setting!?..

eto po ung setting ko!



san lng po my mgresponse!?..

Good day Eduardo. Your modeling is great. You just need to practise and tweak your settings till you get the right render output. Here are some tips for you to consider.

1. Change your glass settings. You can modify it in the vray material (M) settings by adjusting the transparency of the glass(diffuse). The darker the transparency the darker your glass gets, thus, the glass will reflect the outside environment. The lighter the transparency, the more translucent your glass will be meaning less reflection on the glass. To have a good reflection of your glass, set it midway, then put a background image in front of your house so that your glass windows will reflect the it to add more depth.

2. Get a high resolution background. Match the background with the horizon line of Sketchup.

3. Soften your sun shadow to make it more realistic. To do this, go to (O) option settings, click ENVIRONMENT, Tick and untick(override Sun's parameters), then set the SIZE MULTIPLIER to 2 or 4 depending on your taste. The higher the number is, the softer your shadow will be.

4. For foliage, it's either you use the 3d trees and plants(if you have time and good processor) or just use Photoshop and put the trees and plants there. For me, it is much easier/faster to render the building without the 3d trees/plants. All depends on your taste really.

5. To speed up your renders, using bump and displacement for your stone veneer finishes will only slow down your renders. If it is not needed, then just leave it as it is, unless it is a close up shot.

I hope this helps.

Regards,

Mike

mikaztro wrote:Good day Eduardo. Your modeling is great. You just need to practise and tweak your settings till you get the right render output. Here are some tips for you to consider.

1. Change your glass settings. You can modify it in the vray material (M) settings by adjusting the tranparency of the glass(diffuse).

2. Get a good high resolution background. Match the background with the horizon line of Sketchup.

3. Soften your sun shadow to make it more realistic. To do this, go to (O) option settings, click ENVIRONMENT, Tick and untick(override Sun's parameters), then set the SIZE MULTIPLIER to 2 or 4 depending on your taste. The higher the number is, the softer your shadow will be.

4. For foliage, it's either you use the 3d trees and plants(if you have time and good processor) or just use Photoshop and put the trees and plants there. For me, it is much easier/faster to render the building without the 3d trees/plants. All depends on your taste really.

5. To speed up your renders, using bump and displacement for your stone veneer finishes will only slow down your renders. If it is not needed, then just leave it as it is, unless it is a close up shot.

I hope this helps.

Regards,

Mike

thanks s comments!
gagawin ko ung sinabi mo!?..
sna willing kng mgcomment everytime n babaguhin ko ung setting pra mkuha ko lng ung tama!?..

anyway!..di ko p nman habol ung trees, cars etc...

gusto ko lng s muna mkuha ung tamang setting ng sun!

well again salamat ulit!?..

No problem eduardo. Anytime bro.

Bro, sa glass settings, the more darker ang transparency mo, the more mag re-reflect yung outside environment sa glass mo. Check mo glass settings mo, go to DIFFUSE and play with the transparency settings.

sna meron png mgcomment about this!..

thanks to mikaztro s tips..really appreciate it!..sana s susunod n comment mo superb n!..he he..

pare...makinig ka lang kay mikaz...isa sa mga idol yan sa ibang bansa pagdating sa SU+vray hehehe....

arki_vhin wrote:pare...makinig ka lang kay mikaz...isa sa mga idol yan sa ibang bansa pagdating sa SU+vray hehehe....

comment nman po dyan pra m improve!?..
tips?!..

arki_vhin wrote:pare...makinig ka lang kay mikaz...isa sa mga idol yan sa ibang bansa pagdating sa SU+vray hehehe....

Pareng Vin, salamat sa papuri pero hindi ako idol, I'm still a student of SU + Vray. Hehehe. Napagiiwanan na nga ako. Kita mo ikaw, naka SU + Max kpa. Someday, susubukan ko din Max pag madami na ako time.

Eduardo, ask Vin about rendering sa SU+Vray+Max, expert na yan sa ganyan. :-)

mikaztro wrote:

arki_vhin wrote:pare...makinig ka lang kay mikaz...isa sa mga idol yan sa ibang bansa pagdating sa SU+vray hehehe....

Pareng Vin, salamat sa papuri pero hindi ako idol, I'm still a student of SU + Vray. Hehehe. Napagiiwanan na nga ako. Kita mo ikaw, naka SU + Max kpa. Someday, susubukan ko din Max pag madami na ako time.

Eduardo, ask Vin about rendering sa SU+Vray+Max, expert na yan sa ganyan. :-)

thanks again!?..

Q; pareho lng b ung render image ng VFSU and Max (exterior/interior)?..or mas maganda tlaga ang 3dmax?..

eduardo wrote:

mikaztro wrote:

arki_vhin wrote:pare...makinig ka lang kay mikaz...isa sa mga idol yan sa ibang bansa pagdating sa SU+vray hehehe....

Pareng Vin, salamat sa papuri pero hindi ako idol, I'm still a student of SU + Vray. Hehehe. Napagiiwanan na nga ako. Kita mo ikaw, naka SU + Max kpa. Someday, susubukan ko din Max pag madami na ako time.

Eduardo, ask Vin about rendering sa SU+Vray+Max, expert na yan sa ganyan. :-)

thanks again!?..

Q; pareho lng b ung render image ng VFSU and Max (exterior/interior)?..or mas maganda tlaga ang 3dmax?..

In my honest opinion, mas maganda pa din ang rendering sa Max. Mas madami kasi pwede gawin unlike sa SU na limited especially sa modeling side. But there are those na kahit naka SU + Vray, matindi pa din rendering nila. It's just a matter of style, taste and usage of the software which you think will be best for you. As for me, I'd like to learn Max. Unfortunately, time is not on my side. But for sure, in the near future, I'll probably study Max. By the way, iba din kasi use ng Sketchup and max. For architectural presentations, Sketchup is easier than Max. That's just my opinion lang ha.

I forgot to add...SU is to Max. Vray for Sketchup is same as Vray for Max. Vray is a plug-in so both have same results, I think. Nagkakatalo nalang talaga sa modeling.

Pre experiment ang the best and read the manual..halos cover na nia lahat..Glass , try to tweak refract too.. The rest follow mikaztro suggestion..i know this guy making good stuff in asgvis..

mikaztro wrote:I forgot to add...SU is to Max. Vray for Sketchup is same as Vray for Max. Vray is a plug-in so both have same results, I think. Nagkakatalo nalang talaga sa modeling.

tama ka pre..marami lang options sa vray max..and polygon wise sa max it can handle more than sketchup..but i still do modelling sa SU...

tambay lang dito bro... ul learn more....
ask ko lang ko nka vray na mga material mo mukhang flat pa kac....
baliwala kac settings mo kung nd ka nag add ng vraymat sa mga materials mo...

nheil29 wrote:tambay lang dito bro... ul learn more....
ask ko lang ko nka vray na mga material mo mukhang flat pa kac....
baliwala kac settings mo kung nd ka nag add ng vraymat sa mga materials mo...

meron n syang vraymat...mlayo lng cguro kay di p mramdamn!?..
vray unmuna ung pinagaaralan ko!?..di ko p mkuha ung tamng setting!?..