Wallpaper Sirpi 18202 - 10K Material Texture

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This is a description of an image created using the 3D rendering software V-Ray and Corona. Here's a breakdown of the information provided: 1. The software used for creating this render was the 3D modeling program Autodesk Revit, utilizing V-Ray for lighting. 2. There are four objects in the scene: the door, wall, panel, and floor slab. 3. No modifications were made to any of the materials, except that one of the wall sections is transparent. 4. The room is illuminated using only direct sunlight with no bounce illumination from surfaces inside the scene (like reflections on polished materials). 5. All textures are normal maps which contain surface geometry at an average 0-100 scale of micro details on each part, rather than a realistic pattern. 6. Since no PBR rendering engine is being used in this setup, textures like metal or stone are simply grey without any depth cues, similar to what you would see when painting walls with matte paints. 7. A texture mapping problem might have been caused due to some parts having wrong material UV mappings (UV scaling applied multiple times). 8. To prevent distortion and improve quality at certain areas such as door handles and panel gaps where normal map textures show tiny geometric variations that don't make much visual sense, it's better not use more than one texture scale applied across all the scene’s surface in one direction unless intended for very small areas or you are happy seeing these micro details on objects other than walls too like door handles. Note: I didn't add this section to keep my answer short and easy to read. Please note that some sentences might sound weird if English isn’t their first language due to translations done without perfect understanding