This interior scene was made by Barbara Witkowska from Evermotion in 3ds Max and V-Ray. It is a scene 1 from Archinteriors vol. 41. You can purchase this single scene or entire Archinteriors vol. 41 collection in Evermotion Shop.
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This is the final scene after post-production.
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Scene visible through Vray camera in 3ds Max Viewport.
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Isometric view of the scene. Main light is VraySun, there are also lights in the windows, smaller lights (lamp sources) and additional plane lights. VraySun settings on the right.
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Vray Light settings.
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Camera was placed almost "in the wall".
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Camera is slightly tilted down.
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Floor material - composite map settings.
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Walls material. All walls materials were put into one Multi/Sub-Object material. On the image above you can see dark wall material settings.
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Lighter wall material settings.
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Elevation material settings.
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Carpet material settings.
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Props in the room - chairs, ceramic figures, open cabinet, etc...
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We placed many small hand-made ceramic figures in the scene. they were modeled in ZBrush. There is a separate tutorial about creating this kind of model made by Barbara Witkowska.
Read it here.
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Cabinet wire material settings.
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Cabinet wire material, gradient ramp settings.
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Seat mesh.
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Hanging lamp mesh - close up.
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Hanging lamp material. Hanging lamp is shaded with two materials - black plastic and glass.
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Hanging lamp material (plastic).
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Hanging lamp - dirty glass settings.
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Close up with leaves planes. Leaves are 2-d planes with material with opacity map.
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Leaves material settings (Multi/Sub-Object)
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Leaves material settings (Vray2SidedMaterial)
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Leaves material settings (VrayMaterial)
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Photoshop stack. Above RGB layer we put Reflection layer (screen, opacity 45%). The next layer is color balance layer that tints shadows from yellow to blue (+5). bloom and sharpen layers are self-explanatory. curves layer increases contrast and overall brightness.
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Final image after post-production.
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