Author Topic: Corona vs Vray Test Render  (Read 4039 times)

2014-05-10, 08:43:35

awaismalik

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Here is my Corona vs Vray test Scene
Criticism and comment For Make My Render More Good.
Thanks.
Corona Render is best render engine ever!

2014-05-10, 11:39:06
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Cyanhide

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Firstly attention to details.

Some things that bother me when looking at this scene:

TV is a black plane : where is the reflection, how is it attached to the wall? No wall mount?
The cabinet beneath the TV again has no reflection.  Add a vase or a book or something, vase : Spline -> Lathe, Spline loft -> Bend Twist.
The chair is just plane ugly, unless you have an Indonesian style looking garden or something I wouldn't use it.

The carpet... If you aren't used to work with  fur material try a simple carpet texture with a cellular map in the displacement slot, ad a mix map, a fallof map in the reflection slot.

The couch: I can see the edges running on the spot where you rest your arm.  To make a cloth material add a fallof map in you diffuse slot. Play around with the curve tool.

The plant in the back is to green, almost fluorescent. Tone it down, Add a texture to the leaves.

The floor could use some extra details aswell. Bump mix map : Scratches or something.

Your lamps are not lamps, they are just white dots. it's a daylight setting so use regular glass, or something.


And some additional idea's

- Add some photograph's on the wall.
-Reduce the bump of your wall.

And most importantly :

Corona is like making a soufflé, you don't want to take it out the oven to early or it will fail.

Oké all done :) Hope this helps.



2014-05-10, 12:21:27
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awaismalik

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thank you for wonderful reply. your reply will make my work perfect :)
Corona Render is best render engine ever!

2014-05-10, 12:23:19
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Cyanhide

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Your welcome, show the updates.

2014-05-12, 13:12:37
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gerbilho

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How have you set up your lights? The image looks flat, the illumination is not interesting. I would try to play with the light settings: intensity, direction, etc.