Diningroom by Jacko

3D Studio Max • (none) • posted on Oct 18, 2000

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Comments (14)

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paul leatham

5:27AM | Wed, 18 October 2000

Very pristine. Were the chairs and table added later 'co they don't seem to cast any shadows.

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Jacko

5:46AM | Wed, 18 October 2000

The shadows are there but they might be a bit too faded. It has to do with the angle of the sunlight.

loswl_

3:37PM | Wed, 18 October 2000

Very interesting piece!!

Elrond

7:28PM | Wed, 18 October 2000

Light and airy. Where's the food? :oD

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Jacko

1:45AM | Thu, 19 October 2000

Jeeves will be arriving soon with the meny... :-)

MplsOiBoi

9:11PM | Thu, 19 October 2000

Suggestion... you might try adding an spotlight in the scene, position it so it has the same attidue as your sunlight, raise its multiplier and exclude all objects but the chairs, table and the objects on the table. Enable shadow casteing and do a couple of test renders while adjusting your shadow params to get a good shadow match.

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Jacko

2:14AM | Fri, 20 October 2000

Youre right... I will try that...

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jasminre

2:00PM | Sat, 21 October 2000

Very well done Jacko, but only one single thing or suggestion...try harder with shadows and will be OK.

eranrules

9:13PM | Sun, 22 October 2000

you guyz sure are critics here! it's a fabulous pic! i just started max myself and i can only dream of making an image like this!

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Jacko

1:27AM | Mon, 23 October 2000

Actually, Eranrules, its quite easy once you learn about lofting, lathing and array copy. :-) Most of the stuff in this picture where made with using techniques. Also, remember to make as many instances as possible of the things that look alike instead of copies. This will make changes go smooth and without problems. Thanx, you all, for all the great comments. Im honored!

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Jacko

1:28AM | Mon, 23 October 2000

"...using these techniques..." Sorry for my butterfingers. ;-)

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fdw

12:38PM | Tue, 24 October 2000

Suggestion, curtains need something in the corner barely able to see them at floor, look like shower curtains. Maybe make them wired and apply a white texture. I know what you are trying to do with those curtains. Overall a very nice photo the shadows look good to me. This is just a suggestion, but then what do I know.

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