Yeah about the table looking bent, thats something going wrong with the blender internal renderer… im rendering 2x2, not 4x4, because it finishes in about the same tame, but leaves me with 2 cores to do other stuff with while rendering… so it always seems that in the middle of the picture, things are distorted… not really sure.
And ill try your suggestion to fix the indigo, problem, thanks.
First time using indigo btw, so I may need a lot more questions answered =)
Oh sorry I misread what you posted, I thought you were already using indigo, if thats so then those are some really nice B.I. renders :).
Major Update-Indigo is awesome
I’m liking the new furniture, the sofa looks a lot better now, and the new Indigo renders look promising :). Though it looks like you’ll need to make a second texture for your clock ;).
cool made, but i think in the second picture the chairs are missing realism… i liked the first renders more than the indigo ones
Well, keep in mind that there are 0, yes count them, 0, textures in the ingido renders.
Ok, well, I seem to have found my RAM limitations… damn you 2GB…
I currently cannot render the entire scene, so ill start to model the house by room.
The next room (at the other end of the hall) will be the kitchen/dining room.
And I got textures all sorted out, btw.
This one and the other one like it is very nice, you should render it longer:)
Ok, ill do that tonight
First 2 renders of the new room
2 New renders
(Opposing sides of it)
Z0mg new chair
Love this image
Has everyone gotten bored with this? I need suggestions, people!
Anyways, heres another render of the above, as the outlet and the chair’s trim wasn’t standing out very well.
On the opposite side of the room:
Need some suggestions on what to put in the kitchen and in the room in general.
Kind of an odd place for a clock, right under the staircase, it also seems a bit small. The scaling in the kitchen seems off for some reason, it might have to do with the stools and the island, idk. You could add a garbage can, toaster oven, toaster, some toast ;), tv, outlets, the cliched bowl of fruit, hanging plants, paintings, windows, ect? You could also add some molding at the floor/wall intersection. I would be careful about re-using items such as the green vases, I mean, its good to have a common theme between rooms, but maybe through design (such as your chairs) or architectual/paint. And I meant the clock’s time, they were both the same time, even though they were different times of day, unless they were exactly 12 hrs apart ;).
Keep it up.
Thanks! All great ideas, i’ll get on it.
And i’m glad someone noticed the time on the clock;)… But I really screwed up, the large hand is where the small hand is supposed to be:eek:
Uh, major problem:
Blender is crashing when I try and change to the first layer (where the living room part of the scene is)
On the second layer I have the kitchen, the 3rd I use for modeling objects, and the 4th I put objects that i’ve modeled, decided I didnt like, then put them there… just in case I need them.
I think it may be because I only have 2 GB of RAM, but I dont know.
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?yjnzdg2mzgw
That’s the .blend file… if you think you may be able to help, or you have a computer with more RAM than me, please try downloading it and switching to the first layer.
Anyone?..
Latest Render:
It’s been a while…
Started work on the room upstairs.
