Bathroom - 3ds max and vray

[agolk2]

Here's a bathroom im working on in 3ds max and vray.

 

Rendered with medium irradiance

Hsub=40

Interp samples = 40

 

Let me know what i can do to improve it please!

Want to get rid of that grainy fuzz, how do i do this?

[mahorela]

whats your secondary bounce? I recommend Light Cache.

 

My test render settings are usually low irradiance 50/20 and a light cache setting of 100.

 

Even on such low settings I never get fuzz like that.

[agolk2]

heres the rendering in those settings u posted

[mahorela]

I can't quite see where your light source is coming from......is there a window somewhere or is the only light in the room coming from those downlights? In any case those downlights are on which means that the room should be more well lit than it is now, that fuzz your getting is probably because you only have one light source and it is outside the model and to get good results from this type of setup your settings on vray have to be quite a bit higher. Try adding some spherical vray lights to represent the downlights, this will lighten the mood and reduce the fuzz. Try to get some bump mapping happening with the floor as well.

 

I would leave your vray settings the way they are and experiment with adding lights where the downlights are.

[mahorela]

oh and some grout for the tiles....either add it to the map in photoshop or use a tile map for in the diffuse and bump channel and use the tile map as the tile colour map.

[agolk2]

I have spheres in those downlights. I cant seem to figure out how to get them to be very bright though

[mahorela]

with these types of scenes sometimes I click the "no decay" button for the lights, I know it doesn't make strict lighting sense but it gets the job done.

[agolk2]

whats your typical multiplier on them?

[andreg]

The noise could be from not enough light or material subdivisions. You can also try to render with the noise setting at 0.003 in the RQMC sampler but that will increase your rendertimes a bit.

 

I hope it helped, gimme some feedback

[3dSol]

hi

 

your tiling on the floor doesnt look very nice

for a room this size you could model and array your tiles to get a nice volume effect for each

otherwise you can use a displacement

[Zeilveen]

Maybe open the wall abit and let some strokes of hard sunlight in, that would brighten up the place, or maybe a skydome?

 

Ronald