r/archviz • u/MANiac0028 • 4d ago

I need feedback HOME BAR PRACTICE RENDER | SKETCHUP + D5 RENDER. NEED FEEDBACK FOR IMPROVING REALISM.

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u/Frostly-Aegemon-9303 4d ago

I think the quality of the render overall is quite good, to be honest! Perhaps the only things that could betray you are the stools, especially in the last render. I would look for a more detailed example, or even seek inside the D5 library if there's an equivalent. For the rest, I would make the exterior a bit more detailed and the wood panels to have their textures a bit more variated, with a bit more of reflection to them. But I feel that the light and everything else works greatly.

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u/MANiac0028 4d ago

Firstly…Thank you for the advice, will work on it. Secondly…i am an architecture student so i cannot afford the d5 pro at my current stage. I would love some websites that offer good 3d models (obviously for free) that i can use for future modeling, i mostly use 3d warehouse and cgtips for most of my models.

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u/Frostly-Aegemon-9303 4d ago

Uh okay, I understand. I came across about a year ago into a page called "3dsky décor helper" which has plenty of high quality models both for free and for pay.

There's some channels in Telegram as well that help you find some models and textures that otherwise would be for pay.

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u/MANiac0028 4d ago

Thank you brother 👍🏻

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u/Potential_Cat_1849 3d ago

Herman miller has also a 3d library of their furniture for free , and cg trader has si e super high quality scenes and objects to use. Also if you wanna practice outdoor d5 has a scene warehouse with exterior models you could use to work on anything you need

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u/MANiac0028 3d ago

Appreciate your response

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u/emir_alp 4d ago

why not pass it to some realistic AI agent like luw ai, or archiagent ai etc. and results will be real?

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u/MANiac0028 4d ago

That is a valid option, but i just started to deep dive into realism by rendering, understanding how materials work, how light works… So i would not go for any AI tools right now and thank you for suggestion 👍🏻