SunRoom

[jewcifer]

This is a very warm room I'm making in 3DS Max 6 using Mental Ray. All tips are welcome.

[Hao La]

may be u post a bigger render so everybody can see

[IC]

That's promising Craig. The lighting is pretty good.

 

I'd concentrate on materials.

Your floor tiles look double the size the map wants to be. (Mortar joints are generally about 10mm max)

You need to try and pull all the colours and textures together to give a nice overall feel. Look at photos in magazines for reference.

 

Keep at it.

[jewcifer]

I added an end table with a plant (but I'm not sure on the color of the pot). I have changed the floor in two ways. First, I kept the floor tiles the same size and made the mortar joints smaller. The other option was simply making the floor texture half the size (doubled the tiling). Which looks better?

 

Also, are there any suggestions regarding how to "pull all the colours and textures together". I think they fit quite nicely with eachother, but I am no expert. What can I do to improve on this and still keep the same feel?

 

(pictures are higher resolution than before, just for you, goddam)

 

note: Final Gather is set to preview with no pre-calculations, so there is some quality lost because of that.)

[szi_zsolt]

Hi !

 

In my opinion the first floor tiling is better, but I would use a different map to tile with same colors, because it is somewhat too lumpy for me.

 

Cheers!

[Ben_T]

yeah, the tile map is a bit too colourful, and maybe the size of the bumps on your walls and ceiling is a tad too big. otherwise, looks good =D

[lisaray]

Buy the best possible conservatory you can afford. Sun rooms are also great for gardeners, since they provide a wonderful showcase room for plants, as well as an optimal growing environment.

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