architecture Did I improve a little?

[Drag00nSlayer]

Very nice love the shadows on the table

[K.O.]

thx.

Here's the sofa

[OzziGuy]

Originally Posted by K.O.

tHX OzziGuy. I'll try to fix those problem today. (hopefully)

Here's my setup for the chrome material:
* Choose a VrayMtl

Diffuse
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* diffuse: 0 0 0
Reflection
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* reflect:242 242 242
* Refl.glossiness: 0,8 (subdivs:8)
* Fresnel reflections (checked)
* Fresnel IOR: 16,0 (max depth:10)
Refraction
=======
* Refract: 0 0 0
* Glossiness:1,0 (subdivs:8)
* IOR: 1,6 (Max Depth:10)
BRDF
====
* Blinn

That's it, Hope this helps!

C ya soon

Kevin

Thanks very much mate, ill try that out. Nice work on the new furniture, you going to use it in a room or something?

Thanks again

[Drag00nSlayer]

That couch is pretty sleek ( I love sectionals )

[geldslaw]

my only concern with the sofas, is this, in the manufactoring of sofas, you get one of two ways to express the seam, the stitching to hold the edges together.

1. it is either inverted and shows a depressed edge
2. it has a soft beading so to speak

This shows that the material was applied to the frame and was made to measure to fit the cushions.

you have a nice design but to make it believable you can't ommit the obvious.

[K.O.]

Ozzi-> No problem, glad if you can get good result with this. Yes my aim
here was to assemble all the pieces in one single interior scene.

Drag00n->Thx dude, I'd like to get one like this at home

Geldslaw->I hear what you say and you're right but as I said before,
I didn't pay too much attention to some details, knowing that those
furniture would end up being in a whole scene.

BUT If you get an idea to fix that, I'll try it quickly.
Here's a pic of my ref's stitching if that helps.

Waiting to read you....

KO

[killoskate]

thats better than mine... Man i am a uber noob. at that.

good job.

[geldslaw]

nice work, keep it up