[ricardo]

A little less tint. The glass in the picture is barelly noticeable, and has no tint.

Ricardo

[pBarrelas]

Yes i've tried that and the result is the same. It looks that the light can only go through the exterior glass panels!

[Maximus3D]

Looking good so far, it's a difficult scene you chose. Hope you can make it

Keep up the good work!

/ Max

[Tim Ellis]

The AGS should let sunlight through twice, so not sure why you're getting that problem area. The reflections should be more prominnent with more objects inside the room.

Are the rectangles of light on the right hand side of the floor and on the back wall, coming from the gaps between your glass wall & ceiling?

Tim.

[pBarrelas]

Everytime i increase the ND above 1.0, the light won't pass that area. You're right, after the scene get more populated, the reflections will be more prominnent!!

I really don't know from where those light rectangles are comming because there is no gap between the glass and the ceiling!! I'll have a close look into the scene and tweack a litle more the room proportions your technique. Thanks!!

[Tim Ellis]

Everytime i increase the ND above 1.0, the light won't pass that area.

That's how AGS works. If you want refractive glass, you need to use a normal glass setting.

AGS solves the sunlight through glass issues we have with Maxwell.

Tim.

[pBarrelas]

You mean that if i want to use a normal glass material on those panels i would have the same problems i'm having now? I did made some tests with a normal glass and the problem persisted. Maybe using an emiter would take care of it?

[Tim Ellis]

Check out the threads about sunlight through glass for more detailed info mate. I can't remember enough to explain it.

Tim.

[VisualImpact]

I think tim is right, you can see ahint of blue sky if you zoom in on this.
your image is coming together nicely.

[VisualImpact]

I did'nt notice the glass wall between kitchen and dining in the photo, whats the point of it apart from watching drunk dinner guests walk into it.

[pBarrelas]

Thanks Tim, yeah unfortunately there's an issue to be resolved about the sunlight and glass. I guess i'll have to work it on post-wor!!

Thanks VisualImpact, i did corected the geometry form those glass panes and the problem is solved. I'll show more updates soon!! LOL..yeah i guess we can say that is one of the reasons for that glass plane between the kitchen and living room!!

[jdp]

very nice photo reference you choose and great modeling so far. I'm looking forward to your results, keep going!

I did'nt notice the glass wall between kitchen and dining in the photo, whats the point of it apart from watching drunk dinner guests walk into it.

I guess is to prevent smoke and smell to bother guests when the roast will be forgotten in the oven...

[pBarrelas]

Hi again, after some time taking care of other projects i started the sofas rough shapes and positioning in the room!!

[pBarrelas]

I'm really really sorry but i'll have to quit this one!! Time is against me on this.
I'll add this project to my gallery after its finished.
I wish you all good luck and thanks to Pietro and NL!!

[SunlightRocker]

Your not alone. I probalbly have to quit mine to. Its only 10 days left now, but maybe a miracle lets me finnish my scene.