This scene comes from upcoming Archinteriors vol. 45 collection. It was created by Marcin Bialecki from Evermotion. This scene will be available for purchase on 2nd of August, 2016.
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This is a final image after post-production - camera 1.
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This is a final image after post-production - camera 2.
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The scene as seen through 3ds Max viewport (camera 1).
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3ds Max viewport - camera 2.
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VraySun settings - our main light source. You can also see a long plane that is our view behind the windows. It's a simple VrayLight material that does not receive or cast shadows.
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For faster rendering we used standard technique - Vray Light Portals (simple) in the windows.
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Camera 1 settings.
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Camera 2 settings.
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Isometric view.
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Floor mesh.
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Floor material.
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Floor material - Vraydirt map for making it older.
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Floor material - VrayEdgesTex in bump slot.
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Plant mesh.
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Plant and bowl materials - detailed view below.
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Dirt material.
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Leaves material.
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Bowl material.
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Smaller plants.
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A cabinet with clothes.
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Cabinet material 1.
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Cabinet material 1, falloff map settings.
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Cabinet material 2.
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Cabinet material 2, falloff map settings.
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Clothes were scanned and optimized, so they don't demand tremendous power from PC (and still look great).
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Clothes material.
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Clothes falloff map in diffuse slot.
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Folded clothes.
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Folded clothes material.
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Cabinet has a frozen glass doors with a jumping deer emblem. You can (barely) see this deer on white refract bitmap.
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Glass base material.
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Glass material - falloff map settings.
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Glass coat material.
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Basket mesh.
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Basket material.
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Basket material - VrayDirt settings.
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Hanging lamp mesh.
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Hanging lamp mesh - wireframe.
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Hanging lamp material.
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Render settings.
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Raw render (RGB) - camera 1.
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Photoshop stack - camera 1. Nothing very surprising here - curves for increased contrast, high pass sharpening filter, render layers for increased details.
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Final render after post-production - camera 1.
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Raw render - camera 2.
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Photoshop stack - camera 2. Similar to camera 1 - we added sharpening and contrast. On the top there are two additional light bloom layers.
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Final render - camera 2! Thanks for reading! :) This scene comes from upcoming Archinteriors vol. 45 collection. It was created by Marcin Bialecki from Evermotion. This scene will be available for purchase on 2nd of August, 2016.
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