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Interior [WIP]
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Hi. I plan to do the whole interior design in Octan. It's only fitting. I modeled the whole house and put some furniture. All together took 140MB of memory so I start to thinking about GTX 460 2GB.
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telemmaite
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- Location: Sofia,Bulgaria
add more curtains and texture of the floor looks way oversized good job though!
i5 2500K 4.7Ghz | Ram 4GB 1600mhz Kingston | Palit GTX 470 | Win7 64x | Octane with Blender 2.59
Thanks vizfellas and telemmaite. First I will deal with stairs and ceiling lights, and at the end I will add decorations which takes most RAM. There is also to be done ground floor swimming pool, bathroom, kitchen, bedroom - lots of work. The texture is fine - it's arroway and is stretched about a centimeter.
Hi troopers. I'm from Łódź. I'm an architect so basically I use archiacada for 3D (walls, windows, easy stuff), 3D max (for furniture) and sometimes Sketchup (because it is very close to the CAD ideology). I can't share this scene because it's commercial - project for customer but if you are a beginner you can start with a famous scene - Classroom:
http://rs41l33.rapidshare.com/files/337 ... 2.zip.html
There was a link on Octan forum with losts of free scenes (claassroom including) but I can't find it. Maybe someone could remind?
I also find this:
http://www.3drender.com/challenges/
http://rs41l33.rapidshare.com/files/337 ... 2.zip.html
There was a link on Octan forum with losts of free scenes (claassroom including) but I can't find it. Maybe someone could remind?
I also find this:
http://www.3drender.com/challenges/
