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  1. mowstn
    hey guys. does anyone of you know about a benchmark scene for vrayfsu? i am wondering since quite some time if it wouldnt be good to have something like this to test. especially for network rendering it would be interesting to see the speed increase on a benchmark. is this a good idea? maybe someone could provide a scene for us which will later become "the official vray 4 su benchmark scene"? cheers mo
  2. mowstn
    check this out. http://polygons.ca/blog/2014/4/13/twice-the-power-of-a-12-core-mac-pro-for-a-quarter-of-the-price
  3. mowstn
    "plugging" sadly isn't possible with v-ray for sketchup - no node based mat editor. cheers.
  4. mowstn
    if you only need it for still images i would fake it with photoshop. just render it with normal glass and vfb channel material id on. then select all the glass and copy the selection to a new layer. blur this one and apply some white overlay. works fine for me. as for the alignment ov the map. you need to have the same texture map as diffuse and tex_acolor white in the transparency slot. only then vray will align the other maps the same way.
  5. mowstn
    export it as dxf/dwg 2004 "solids" and import that. should be much cleaner.
  6. mowstn
    Apply a reflection map that is black where your leaf ends and put it in reflection map slot.
  7. mowstn
    how do you want to go about creating that map? will you be making a website with it? https://www.mapbox.com/ ?
  8. mowstn
    hi himanshu, i would say if you already had experience as a freelancer - go for it. but since you want to go into another city i think it would be easier to work with a company there for a while until you know the local architects and so on. i'm starting of my business in stuttgart, germany right now and there is such a big density of architects here, that it's not that hard to find some work. depends on your location i guess. germany in general is pretty dense architects-wise. money wise. i worked as an intern in a rather big interior-arch firm where they had one guy mainly responsible for archviz. he was one of the 10 best payed guys in that entire firm and they had around 40 people in total. cheers, mo
  9. mowstn
    guys thank you. i can always count on my community here! i'm in the process of getting insurance and thinking about getting a GmbH (Germany) which is something similiar to the UK's limited. I was just unsure if it is common practice in the archviz industry to be insured against that kind of stuff. of course i know that a contract needs to be there and i always make one. also i would never accept a job if i knew that i couldn't deliver! but you know - anything can happen, so i wanted to listen around. thanks for your feedback! also, if you have experience and are insured yourself then please post the cases which you are insured for. cheers, mo
  10. mowstn
    hey guys. does any have experience if an insurance could be necessary for doing competition work? could the architect sue you e.g. if you cant deliver on time and how could the architect estimate the lost value?! so how high and against what would you be insured? cheers, mo
  11. mowstn
    thanks guys for your input. i'm working beside studying, so i cant charge that much anyway. so i thought of this, as a "fair" way for both me and the client. i'll think about this. cheers, mo -------- https://www.facebook.com/wunnenstein.vis
  12. mowstn
    hey guys. would/did you consider asking your client for an additional %age if the project succeeds? Is that a good idea when working for competitions and do you think your clients would go for that? Cheers. --------- https://www.facebook.com/wunnenstein.vis
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