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    can you tell me the programs you used and what did what. thanks. very nice work. also i noticed you said your leaving for solidworks what are your reasons for the switch?

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    Im liking your render very much.

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    new here so hi.
    i like the look of your picture it looks warm and inviting.

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    Awsome render very nice.

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    you could have better artwork on the walls.. jk really nice render
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    Can i know your render settings for this image?

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    Can i know your render settings for this image?
    This thread is nearly three years old and the OP has not visited the forum for over one year.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SLW210 View Post
    This thread is nearly three years old and the OP has not visited the forum for over one year.
    And he no longer uses Max. He moved into engineering over 2 years ago and uses Solidworks now: http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showth...366#post212366
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    oh wow really? i did not notice that, can i have your render settings cad64?

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    Render settings for what exactly?
    Rendering is not a "one size fits all" proposition. You can't use daytime settings for a night render. You can't use indoor settings for an outdoor scene. You can't use bright sunlight with raytraced shadows for a cloudy day. Etc., etc., etc. Every project is different and has to be rendered accordingly.
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