debussyman

That's what I'm talking about. Now, I would use a target direct instead of only the ambience light to create more defined shadows, and for the background image go to Rendering/Environment... ant there you can choose an environment map, make sure you have selected "use map".

Here's a good tutorial for exterior renders: http://www.3dyanimacion.com/tutoriales/tutoriales.cfm?estado=ver&titulotutorial=Exteriores%20con%20VRay&codigo=3&tutorialID=54 To put a background image go to render... environment For the floor simply model and texturize it. Edit: sorry, didn't notice it was in spanish, although, the images are in english. And it basicly explains how to create a target direct to iluminate it, modify the environment lighting, create the camera, etc. which I think you can (if not already) figured out. And you'll also need to download Vray if you want to get the most realistic renders, there's a free version, but I don't have the link.

Wonderful work Mika. Just one request for you: could you make tidier scenes of your works? I'd love to collect them. That first picture you posted would look great with a nice floor, sky background and some good lighting. Vray?

Thanks SimFox, that did the trick.

Don't know if it is me but I see that my renders looks too softer than the rest of the buildings, even compared with renders of other people with the BAT for Max, is there a way to make the renders look better?

did you write .sc4model at the end of the filename? Edit: sorry, didn't see post above.

Spa: actually it is the same church, the second Image is it's bell tower. And indeed it is really awesome.

Welcome to ST. The readmes don't mention it because the approach you made to it was not contemplated when making it. You got the thing backwards as you downloaded the dependacy first and then the lot (ironic), while people usually get the lot and then search for dependancies.