Modern cabin
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A modern cabin in the countryside. Model done in sketchup. Render time 6hrs, pmc 8. No post production.
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paoloverona
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I like a lot neo,
I think that you've done really a nice job, really a simple scene but lot detailed.
unfortunately:
the garden is not at the "level" of the interior.....in real is totally absent!
adjust the mapping of the stair's tiles
Check "invert" in the image (the one of the bump) of the wood used for the outside under ceiling (the conjunctions of the planks should go inward and no outward).
That's all, I'd like to know more about the scene: kind of illumination, the glass is faked? (glossy+faloff)
Thanks and cheers, Paolo
I think that you've done really a nice job, really a simple scene but lot detailed.
unfortunately:
the garden is not at the "level" of the interior.....in real is totally absent!
adjust the mapping of the stair's tiles
Check "invert" in the image (the one of the bump) of the wood used for the outside under ceiling (the conjunctions of the planks should go inward and no outward).
That's all, I'd like to know more about the scene: kind of illumination, the glass is faked? (glossy+faloff)
Thanks and cheers, Paolo
intel i7 3820 3.6GHz, 16Gb 1600Hz, windows 7 professional 64bit, gtx 580 3Gb x2, Octane 3dsMax 2.58
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paoloverona
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I missed a question: did you leaved the filter at 1,5 or did you decrease it?
Thanks again, Paolo
Thanks again, Paolo
intel i7 3820 3.6GHz, 16Gb 1600Hz, windows 7 professional 64bit, gtx 580 3Gb x2, Octane 3dsMax 2.58
Thank you for the comments !
Paoloverona I think you are right about inverting the wood bump. Filter is 1.2 and glass is glossy & opacity. I used a lot of bump because I thought I'd make the exterior look rough.
Nature was very difficult for me to handle because sketchup became heavy
In the next update I'll add grass 
Paoloverona I think you are right about inverting the wood bump. Filter is 1.2 and glass is glossy & opacity. I used a lot of bump because I thought I'd make the exterior look rough.
Nature was very difficult for me to handle because sketchup became heavy
In the next update I'll add grass 
Beautiful work!
You can take camera a bit further and tilt shift It to get vertical lines paralel =)
Converging vertical lines in modern arch photography is usually a flaw =)..
Unless that was made intentionall in some cases =p
Cheers.
You can take camera a bit further and tilt shift It to get vertical lines paralel =)
Converging vertical lines in modern arch photography is usually a flaw =)..
Unless that was made intentionall in some cases =p
Cheers.
Thank you for the advices, the are all very useful
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