I wonder if there's a way to improve the anti-aliasing in your system. I think both Photoshop (costs $$$) and GIMP (free) has anti-aliasing, so I wonder if it's possible to run the images through that to help sharpen the details in your images. For example, looking at the bottom of the window sill in the bottom image, you can kind of see the sharp edges of the pixels sort of like a staircase going up when the line should be straight.

Then again, it's possible that using photo editing software as part of post-production might not make much of a difference on something like this too and has to be handled within the rendering software itself.

oh well there are all realtime captures, If I rendered them their resolution and quality would be much higher, it's just that they take Ages to render.

Ohh, OK. That makes total sense to me.

Wow, impressive!

I've never ever been to a club, but that would be the kind of club I'd love to visit. :D

Both as spectator AND crusher. ;)

heh, when this is all up and running I'd emplore you to involve this concept in any future art/comissions. I know me and diablo will.

Sounds interesting. ;)

And maybe I can commish...ish.. you to get me into that club. ;) There's never been anything 3D modeled of me. :(

it might cost abit. it's $75 per character model.

Yeah we can talk about that. I'm used to paying for stuff whereas others get it for free.

The concept is very very ... VERY appealing. We should talk more about that, hope we catch each other on steam again sometime. :D

considering this scene isn't even fully finished it will be sometime before we can make it happen.

But I want it naaaooo. :c
Just kidding.

If I can help you out financially with that too then I'll gladly do business with you. :)