WIP - Downtown Building
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try a shot with 2D perspective on. They building looks like it's falling over
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bubba, I especially like the repetitive character of your fassade. gives it a very homogeneous look.
looking forward to see your next image with the building placed in it's context...
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Here is another... no textures just yet! Only color... any input would be helpful! It's a little noisy since this isn't the final version...
Oh... how do I make the image fit the forum?
By bubbalove at 2008-07-15
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Hi
i'm not really experienced in rendering stuff, so i apologize for my noob questions...
Which rendering program have you used? I think i should use it too cause i haven't changed my laptop yet and i think it would explode trying some indigo like renderings
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Oh... I should've mentioned that! It is Kerkythea!
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Looking good, but I'm surprised you didn't incorporate a Batman component.
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Haha, I might have to do a separate rendering for fun with a Gotham City feel to it... might see if I can find or model the bat cycle or the tumbler!
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Haha... I see what you're saying! I'm going to be doing the building right next to it tomorrow which should help. Maybe then it won't look like it is falling over...
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i dont know...looks pretty great to me, david... night renders can be tough! really like the super subtle overlay..
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Man, that is really good.
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Looks really good, David.
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Like everyone else have said, it looks really good...
Indeed night renders are tough..!!To improve these, You could change some of the outdoor spot-lights to IES-lights, which I'm sure will add some more realism to the renders...
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Nice building David.
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All right Frederik... I do need some help! Do you convert mesh to IES lights or do you use the pointlight or spotlights for them! I have the material pack with the IES lights but I wasn't exactly sure how to use them! I'm sure you could lead me in the right direction... Thanks man!
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@unknownuser said:
Do you convert mesh to IES lights or do you use the pointlight or spotlights for them!
Spot-lights...
@unknownuser said:
I have the material pack with the IES lights but I wasn't exactly sure how to use them! I'm sure you could lead me in the right direction... Thanks man!
My pleasure, David...
The easiest way - perhaps - will be to follow the steps in the Converting spot to IES lights thread at the KT Forum...
The steps may sound a little tricky, but once you've converted a couple, I'm sure you'll agree that it's not that complicated...
(But we are looking for an improvement/easier way to do this... )If you get stuck, just send me a PM and I will be happy to help you further...
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only just found the TDK image. nice one - I think I like the overall mood of this image more
oh yes, IES lighting... tried it once with indigo. looks great. but was too lazy to investigate further.
but I am looking forward to see your new night-render with IES
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Thanks guys... I will be doing this rendering for a board... so I will make an attempt to do these IES lights! I also have to do some interior shots so I would think that these would help a lot! Stay tuned...
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it's like rendering with piranesi, but that's good technique
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Small update on this project...
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Here is a night rendering I did for the client... I did it in Kerkythea! I was hoping to get some suggestions on how I can make it better... especially the lighting! I think it could look better...
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