The shadowing and the reflection (more-so the reflection) adds the touch. <3

hellz yea wheres the party at?

Sake? Don't you eat cars?

Damn, that's ALOT of Sake bottles! XD

Wats Sake? is it an alchoholic drink of some type?

yes. its a type of wine made from fermenting rice. its actually quite tasty if served properly and is of a good quality.

I'll catch up to you sooner or later. Gonna start doing some more stuff as I'll be getting something that'll really help me soon.

Also, noticed that there's a Kerkythea exporter in Wings 1.0 and decided to use it. It took soooooo long just to even get started with rendering, I had to shut it off. My scene wasn't even 1k polygons. Undoubtedly, I did something wrong.

Nice render, by the way.

actually you did nothing wrong. the exporter uses the unbiased system so it builds layer by layer. you'll have better results exporting to .obj and doing the final render in kerky.

Making a brush out of an object for the sake of effortless replication sounds very ergonomic and you should be complimented for taking advantage of the software to make your life easier, thats what its there for. Artistically speaking though, because of the brush technique you implemented, all the bottles are not only the exact same size they are all facing the same way. This repetitive style is just not visually interesting in any case. I would recommend finding a script which randomizes scene object parameters, such as size, orientation, position, etc.

my apologies, the previous post was actually done by me. I forgot my spouse was logged in. Please aim your reply to me.

well in the light of the rotation and size i cold just for kicks try again. being the fact i am bored enough. thanks for pointing that out and sorry but blender is not somethng i will touch

Как фурря работающего с 3Д ... уважаю) Кулльно, судя по всему тут присутствует v-ray, да ?