Looking good. You will definitely benefit from using global illumination if you're not already.

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thanks for the comment and advice.

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i wish i can do that too......
i need more practice....

sorry cannot view these cause of reason to my computer

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thanks!!hope you can view it coz i really nid some comment and advice to improve my work.

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The scene it's self is well composed. The first thing that stands out and completely destroys any realism you might be hoping to achieve is the textures. If you can get those textures right you will have one hell of a good scene. Also I would recommend using a more photo realistic render such as V Ray. Good textures combined with good lighting and shaders and this will be a great piece of work.

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thanks for the advice it will really help me,but i don't know how to use v-ray .actually
im only new in using 3D max .where can i get tutorial for vray?????thanks!!

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if you look in the tutorials forum someone posted a link to a few vray tutes in there.

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Gotta agree with Jamie, also work on your lighting. For starters think about where the actual light sources would be in the scene (lamps maybe, or windows etc) and start to place light sources there. That should get you started.

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thanks!!!!this time i will check my lighting!thanks for the help!

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hello there

nice try i think u should try with the vray light that will give the real look for the room

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I agree with everyone else. the scene looks very nice, good models, but really tweak your lightning and you are good to go. the models are fine so far.

Keep up the good work, and never stop trying new things.

John

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