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Wednesday, 11 January 2012

MTM Series 2012: No.5_Dy Up Ternoon's simple interior

Dy Up Ternoon is one of the upcoming Thai visualizers. We are very glad that he allowed us to share one of his render and do an MTM here. Thank you Dy for this excellent contribution.



SketchUp Screen grab.


Sun direction in SketchUp to allow the light and shadow playing drama in the interior space. Notice than in SketchUp I dont have to model everything. I just model the space visible to the camera. This is important to reduce file size.


Also in SketchUp model the grooves as much as possible. You may want to add some smoothing too if the groove is near the camera.


Beside the sunlight, I also added some IES lighting and emissive lighting.


Emissive Light Setting


Most of my materials are fairly simple setting. My wood setting is this.


Text Sky and SunLight Parameters


Camera Settings


DMC Sampler and Color Mapping


Image Sampler


GI Settings


Raw Render

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