dinning room

[sourabhb]

hello recently i rendered this view...kind of not satisfied with it....think somthing is lacking or anti-aliasing is not done properly,certain areas shows that,,,plzzzzzzzzz help me out with this.i am also attaching images of my settings.plz help me out as to what improvments can i made in this..... i am marking certain areas in black which i think are not properly rendered

[Stephen Thomas]

Your AA settings could certainly do with being upped, try min 3 max 6. This should help with the areas you have highlighted. Also I think you have pushed up the dark multiplier to compensate for the lack of light entering the space. This is perhaps what is giving you an unrealistic contrast to your images.

 

You have to remember that for interior spaces you have to really push up the multiplier on your environment light, sometimes as much as 30 or so to get enough light into the space. Either that or you can place vray plane lights at your window openings with a multiplier of maybe around 2-5, depending on your scene. Experiment with the multipliers to get the effect you want, but I think this will help with the overall feel.

 

If you still get a black border around highlights, you may need to turn on clamp output and sub-pixel mapping in your colour mapping settings.

 

Good luck!

[sourabhb]

thanks for your advice sir,will surely try those settings

[nelpiper]

I would use a min/max 3/6 and light cache subdivisions 2500 for interior scenes. Your bricks are strange. I think you could increase the bump map a bit as well.