Hey Pibuz! Very good render!
Really realistic!
Would you mind sharing the wall mat with us? : )

Here's a new version of the scene. Almost twice the size, and looks pretty clean to me, with less render time...but not perfectly clean yet...
What do you think?

neo0. wrote:What material did you use for the mirror?

I used the "mirror" material preset on skindigo (specular, IOR: 20, precedence: 10)

BbB Thanks for the tips. I imagined that the problem might be the large amount of emitters. No, there is no glass in the window and i did use an exit portal. What did you mean by: Use "fill lights" around your scene to flood it with more rays. They can be large white emitter planes strategically po...

Acer Aspire 4520
AMD Turion 64x2 Mobile Technology TL-58
2 GB ram
Dual Core
533 mhz
Nvidia GeForce 7000m/NForce 610m
751 MB graphics using only 256 MB
32 bit laptop

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is that bad?

Hi! I modeled this bathroom in Sketchup and used SkIndigo 1.0.9 with Indigo 1.0.9 for rendering. Since it's my first rendered scene, i have a few conserns and questions. The two scenes were rendered simultaneously and took about 20 hours to get to this result...that, i guess, is a little odd, since ...

Thanks for the tip! I'll try it later! As for the exr image, i downloaded some samples from the net, and here is the result: http://img165.imageshack.us/img165/9039/im1214613397wi0.th.png As you cans see, the image is too big (that's a model of a house in the middle). How can i adjust the image size...

Hi! I'm new to Skindigo, and i have never used any kind of rendering engine before! So i feel like i must really practice first, testing as many times as i can before i actually render a real work. In this topic i'll ask many questions that had already been asked in this forum, but i feel like i nee...