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Noemi Balogh
And here is the rendering...I couldnt put them together 
Thanx a lot Dwight.Still dont know how to make the surfaces look the way they should i dont understand that specular/roughness ratio I try to understand how it works but seems like it works differently every time in different surfaces.i think to make the desk look more real i should make its texture dark but more glossy... (i dont know how ) as i dont know how to make the chairs legs dont look like a mirror. Its the same material as the chrome in desks legs and on the desk they look good.
You made my day!!! By the way, when i put the background image as a stretched image or a motif etch it comes out really funny...Is it the glasss or a bug in the rendering engine and if not how can i resize tha image and put it as a background behind the window? What i did is i ve used the same pixels as the rendering on a white background made in paint with the picture of the outside placed on the right spot to show on the rendered window.I hope my english are good enough for you to understand what im saying there is a sample of the result thats is far from real!!!
) as i dont know how to make the chairs legs dont look like a mirror. Its the same material as the chrome in desks legs and on the desk they look good.As for your rendering, which is superior, i have observations:only 5? i would expect more than 18263817629381 especially from you.
You made my day!!! By the way, when i put the background image as a stretched image or a motif etch it comes out really funny...Is it the glasss or a bug in the rendering engine and if not how can i resize tha image and put it as a background behind the window? What i did is i ve used the same pixels as the rendering on a white background made in paint with the picture of the outside placed on the right spot to show on the rendered window.I hope my english are good enough for you to understand what im saying there is a sample of the result thats is far from real!!!
Im working all day to fix this render.Realised after couple of hours that the background picture is not the problem but the glass in the window in the materials box. I had the archicad glassclear material set to 1.5 transparency and set to glass tranparency.The glas transparency setting makes the background image look they way it looks in my previous post.Looks like a bug to me.Changing the glass transparency setting to air transparency fixed the problem.also tried to make the whole render look better.Waiting for an opinion Im quite huppy but still cant control a lot of things!Thanx in advance and there is the new rendering.
Rendering is always a bit trying this and that.
But some reflection in the floor and chair do a lot, while they have a dominant place in the room. Their are a lot of small items with the eye has to focused on, books, different chairs end pc-screen. The diffuse, distract the viewer of look to the room. Mine opinion.
Try to lose the charpenness of the shadow, i use between 4 and 8.
I don't know what kind of sunlight you use ? Depends also how it's looks like.
After al it's a matter of taste
Some examples
But some reflection in the floor and chair do a lot, while they have a dominant place in the room. Their are a lot of small items with the eye has to focused on, books, different chairs end pc-screen. The diffuse, distract the viewer of look to the room. Mine opinion.
Try to lose the charpenness of the shadow, i use between 4 and 8.
I don't know what kind of sunlight you use ? Depends also how it's looks like.
After al it's a matter of taste
Some examples
Great renderings 
Try to make the floor reflective, that will go a long way to insure your furniture does not float.
Actually, most of the materials reflect, specially in dark conditions (indoors), even those that apparently don´t.
Try to make the floor reflective, that will go a long way to insure your furniture does not float.
Actually, most of the materials reflect, specially in dark conditions (indoors), even those that apparently don´t.
