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RealityFox
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- Joined: Sat May 05, 2012 1:43 pm
Well I guess the tiled floor it's sitting on is probably the worst part about it. Would really recommend setting it into a more natural environment. And I'm unsure what the purpose of those white cones are :/
- It would be quite the work to put that building in a natural settings so maybe having it in a more graphic design layout (a white or solid colour background or something instead of ground)would be an easy fix. Of course if you really need this to be an environment piece than you can try compositing it into a photograph instead of modelling the environment. Given the choice though I would prefer to put my 3d house in a 3d world. Or a graphic designed sort of look. Or a very simplified 3d world.
- Otherwise it's a fairly good model. Maybe the architecture is a bit busy in some areas so a different shot might be better. Just experiment.
- It would be quite the work to put that building in a natural settings so maybe having it in a more graphic design layout (a white or solid colour background or something instead of ground)would be an easy fix. Of course if you really need this to be an environment piece than you can try compositing it into a photograph instead of modelling the environment. Given the choice though I would prefer to put my 3d house in a 3d world. Or a graphic designed sort of look. Or a very simplified 3d world.
- Otherwise it's a fairly good model. Maybe the architecture is a bit busy in some areas so a different shot might be better. Just experiment.