@pbacot said:

Quite rich--a lot of work. The bar, the sofa (I'd like to go to that place). Great atmosphere created!

Yeah, I'd like to go to that place as well.

Great job!

Gorgeous render! Love the detail in the tablecloth.

@cotty said:

Nice!
(You are in February already?!)

Yeah we are ahead of the rest here! Despite what the news says (though much is true)!

@frederik said:

Really nice render...! 👍

The only thing giving this away is the repeating pattern in the stone texture...
I'm sure a better texture would help a lot...

Question... How have you managed to get the weathered look on the concrete...?

Thank you Frederik
The diffuse map for stone was small image that i downloaded from a site that sells this materials. I edited the imaje to make it larger and seamless as far as possible in PS.

Nothing special for concrete. Just difuse map and some touches in PS like a dirt map and shadows.

This is the the image i downloaded.

@alvis said:

Incredible collection, you are madman modeler 😒

Thank you 💚

Thanks, John! Yes, im planning to complete render one of them, when owner will choose one to build.

@hellnbak said:

:thumb: 👍

thanks 😄

Ah. There's the pictures.

Very nice! Very well done!

thank you Majid!

Very nice. Not too sure about the boards extending over the roof of the garage: those boards aren't going to be weather tight, so there would have to be a primary roof underneath, yet the boards would have to be attached to it somehow. Looks like a long-term maintenance problem.

Build Rome ?

Build Versailles ?

Someones has made Versailles with Sketchup! 😉

Youtube Video

Sketchup + other little things! 😉

Youtube Video

@liam887 said:

Indeed they did, cheers...http://liam887.prosite.com/143243/2305292/gallery/truck

Pretty cool!

Cheers Lee.

Georges C don't say bravo! 💚

Thanks Richard...

allanx

Funny with so many years past since using PowerPoint to compile this, I'm beating my head as to how I did it, not working it out. Must have drunk way too much coffee that day!

Though it's nice to look back at some of my old architectural design works.

@richard said:

..I'd suggest you need bump map it induce the roughness!

I guess that way is far more difficult to be managed in KT, using layers as Massimo said is the best way.
I think Gilles has found a good workaround anyway, providing that the sum of the channels colours doesn't exceed 100% white in order to respect the mentioned law.

Hi Scott,

I agree with the others' feedback.

Here are my suggestions:

You doors are cool, but maybe they are too simple and have a "boring" shape/outline (simple rectangle). Try to make them more interesting by breaking the shape with angles.

Same idea for the details of the inside of the doors. Instead of being horizontal, the plating can be tilted and mixed with crazy shapes at different angles, especially if you want to convey the feeling of dark and apocalyptic (read: chaos).

The handles should follow the same design. Maybe bend them and mix them with curved or angled bars.

I have attached some samples of sci-fi doors I did in the past.

Hope these helps. I look forward to see more assets.

Cheers!

_KN

sci_fi_doors_samples.jpg

SU8 + Vray 1.60 - Study and improvement

Experience with "Selective Focus"!

http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/1024x768q90/855/nslu.jpg

Best Regards

Antonio Castro

I like them all except for the shiny ground.