beginner vray casino

[mfured20]

hey guys

 

im a newbie to rendering, mostly, but im working hard trying to learn. im working on this casino [cause i always like to bite off more than i can chew], and was hoping for some c+c. any comments welcome! thanks!

 

 

platform:

3ds Max 7

vRay 1.47

 

pent d 3.2 gig

3 gigs ram

2.5 hour render

 

thanks!

matt

[martin walker]

Welcome Matt...we've all gotta start somewhere.

 

Looks like you are off to a good start, main crit would be lighting levels...whole scene needs to be brighter

[mfured20]

Welcome Matt...we've all gotta start somewhere.

 

Looks like you are off to a good start, main crit would be lighting levels...whole scene needs to be brighter

 

ok, thanks, ill beef it up a bit, and try to keep posting as i keep working.

[eksg]

I'ved used to work as an inhouse designer for casinos,and generally,they prefer it to have a cozy ambient,usually derived with the use of warm white lights and halogen spotlights. The reason is that they want there clients to feel that its still night.though it alreay morning and they already spent the whole night wasting there money on the casino.hehe.

 

So,i would suggest that you make your scene a bit yellowish,not too bright,but evenly illuminated with spotlights on the baccarat tables.then i feel that your neon lights needs more glow,your slot machine needs more of a backlitted effect on acrylic,and maybe you should consider re-mapping your carpet,try making it more proportional,and put some bump and end trimmer on them.One more thing is,where are your slot machine chairs?

 

I am commenting mostly on how you composed your scene,genereally on the design and how you represent objects.But for a starter,you've done it pretty well.keep it up,and keep posting.

[mfured20]

thanks guys... work has picked up a lot so i wont have time to do any more with this for a week or two, but ill report back on how it turnes out.