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Industrial loft interior - Tip of the Week

Michał Franczak 2017-03-30 15:11 tutorial  > 3ds MAX  > texturing

Making of 10th scene from Archinteriors vol. 46.

The scene below comes from Archinteriors vol. 46 - a collection of 10 industrial lofts.  It was modeled in 3ds Max and rendered in V-Ray.

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Final image - raw render on the left / post-production on the right. Swipe to see the differences.

 

 

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Scene in 3ds Max viewport.

 

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Top view of the whole scene.

 

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Bacground is made in a typicval way: we created a cylinder and mapped a bitmap onto it.

 

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As we don't want shadows on the material, we used VrayLightMaterial, basically two versions are used - darker for diffuse and lighter for reflections.

 

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We used one big skylight portal instead of many smaller ones.

 

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Closer view.

 

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A fireplace: we created some planes, bended them a little and mapped a fire bitmap onto them.

 

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Fire bitmap has opacity slot and is used in VrayLight Material slot.

 

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We placed a few additional lights in the fireplace. They are invisible to camera, but they affect fireplace and wood.

 

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Simple glass material in windows.

 

 

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Window frame mesh.

 

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Window frame material.

 

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Wall mesh.

 

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Wall mesh - close-up. Wall was displaced with displacement map and VrayDisplacement modifier.

 

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Wall material.

 

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Wall - displacement map.

 

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floor mesh.

 

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Floor material.

 

 

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Floor material - falloff map settings.

 

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Wooden elements beneath the ceiling.

 

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Wooden elements material.

 

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Small light beneath the ceiling.

 

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Light mounted on wall on the left of the fireplace.

 

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Furniture models.

 

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Sofa material.

 

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Sofa material - VrayDirt settings.

 

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Render settings.

 

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Post-production stack - mainly increased contrast and sharpness, added some passes for increasing details.

 

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Final image after post-production. You can buy this scene in Evermotion shop. Thanks for reading! :)

 

Author: Michał Franczak Editor: Michał Franczak
Tags: archinteriors interior loft
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Álvaro Arturo Muñoz 15:40:04  |  03-04-2017
Hello, great work! I was wondering what are the camera settings for this scene? Thanks!