Bidirectional interior rendering with Yafaray

Artwork Works in Progress
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Hi all!
I started this image one year ago, I just coming back on it ! I had the idea to test this scene with the Bidirectional Pathtracer method. Here’s the first results ( original final rendering 2K x 2K px, raw render):

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Of course, I use Physics to make the blanket ( a simple subdivised plane). Blanket as a Cloth, seat as Collider and gravity do the rest. But I had some troubles to get good results ( the blanket was always in levitation above the seat, I’m not an expert in animation and Physics, it’s more a test for me).

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Almost finished !

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Love the color palette, really nice!

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That’s looking pretty sweet, man.

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Could you tell me what´s the size of the chair…? Height, width, in cm…?

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Hi and thanks for comments !
andrepazleal_ height & width: 90 cm ( around), model from archives3d.net ( “my version of Swan chair”).
Regards

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Thank you…

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I guess it’s my final rendering, maybe will change some things after your critics & comments. More detailed Wip here

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Bravo. Looks great. The leather texture on the chair is very convincing (as are all of the materials). Tremendous work!

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Very nice. I’d be interested to hear how you did the shag carpet.

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Thanks for commets !
m9105826_ carpet was made with instances ( Alt+D) of a mesh from Bertrand Benoit. I need to remesh it ( decime, too much polygons), cover made with Cloth modifier, reading lamp downloaded and cleaned up from googlewarehouse, Leatherseat from archives3d.net… I made this interior to improve my knowledge about Bidirectional Pathtracing in Yafaray ( and by curiosity).