Twilight Render User Forum

it's really good so far... something about it is a little lifeless... cold.

it's missing some vegetation or some dry branches at least in the pots by the window... something to bring some life.
what do you think of an art light?

one little thing - the front curb material is so dirty it's distracting the eye from the rest of the image. if the dirt could stay, but be lightened up a little bit, could be less distracting.

High or High+ will server you better
even Medium+... because fuzzy tracing is not set properly for this scene in those old KT render settings.

looking like a great scene... when you have a clean rendering.

very promising... we need more good exteriors.

yes, you can use Photoshop or other to create a good bump and specular and load those into those slots in Twilight's mat. editor.

looking good so far.

wood flooring is always the hardest. I would start with the plastic>shiny template and work from there.

were you able to render this one with some slight hint of soft shadows from the sunlight?

looks impeccable at this scale. (impeccable = so good I can not find anything to critique) at full scale, I would say there's still noise... but some people like that 'look'. I hope it's still 'cooking' and you will eventually have a clear version. But if others agree, I'd say it's a gallery-worthy ...

yes, needs better/finished materials and I agree the modeling lacks a little something.
but overall... not bad.
thanks.

very strange. would you mind if I ask you to try rendering it with those settings again? perhaps there's a bug or something... here's what I get with your settings... I think you'll agree it's quite a bit softer shadow than yours? (when I opened the sponza model you posted, the soft shadow box was U...

looking the other way... (a touch of post pro for photographic effects)