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Always try to push Twilight Render to it's limits. This time interior panorama which you could find in the link down below.
I'm not sure if there is any option to open panorama like this here on the forum directly in the post?
http://pnr.ma/bTwWls

And other static shots of this interior. Visualization is rather random proposition of typical arrangement on the suburban settlement of the similar houses for my client, so it is not actual real project of the specific interior but rather vision for marketing purpose, so don't blame me for bad taste if some elements. It was not a point.

I could'n wait to put twilight on the new Ryzen CPU in future. It could be fun.

Very nice and effective at getting the project across.

nice work. I ike it

If I may there is one thing I would like changed were it my project and that is the brick texture beneath the steps and stairs. No easy in the real world and a simpler interior paint finish would work better. Just my thoughts after time to take the project in.

That second image is one of the most convincing interior-to-exterior shots I've seen. Great job!

I completely agree what Chris wrote ( back Chris).
I also have something you should change: Your attitude about apology.
Although I'm intrigued by the reflection of the cat in the window, the chair too, I think, in the panorama.
The reflexes are far left. I don't know anything about spherical renders but looks like there's a rotation point far from the camera point. Can someone explain?

posodrac wrote: ↑Sat Feb 10, 2018 2:46 pm Although I'm intrigued by the reflection of the cat in the window, the chair too, I think, in the panorama.
The reflexes are far left. I don't know anything about spherical renders but looks like there's a rotation point far from the camera point. Can someone explain?

You're right, that is odd. I have no idea why that would be. Whether it is the spherical camera projection (within the render engine; nothing you can do to change that), or something in the model itself, I don't know.

Whoa! That's amazing, and as others allready said, you got the exterior to look very convincing!

lovely renderings!