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    • J Offline
      johnsenior1973
      last edited by

      Did Superman clean the building for you as well? πŸ˜‰

      Think the renders are really good. Think that having the parking spaces directly leading onto the road would be a problem. So would having the huge wall blocking the parking spaces.

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        solo
        last edited by

        Very nice and clean renders, I love the trees, are they 3D or 2D?

        What render engine?

        http://www.solos-art.com

        If you see a toilet in your dreams do not use it.

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          nektares
          last edited by

          xrok1:
          Thanks mate! πŸŽ‰

          johnsenior1973:
          That road is part of the facility, the one with the traffic is where the passat is
          I agree, if it was directly linked to the other one it would be a problem πŸ˜„. Thanks!

          Solo:
          Thank You! trees are all 2D
          Engine is V-ray for SketchUp 1.0
          I attach a couple of Skp shots for you
          πŸ˜„ cheers!

          SketchUp Model 0

          SketchUp Model 1

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          • R Offline
            Roger
            last edited by

            How was the soft foreground shadow achieved?

            http://www.azcreative.com

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            • dermotcollD Offline
              dermotcoll
              last edited by

              Looks great, love both renders - trees look very good.

              When you burn your arse - you gotta sit on the blisters!!

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              • N Offline
                nektares
                last edited by

                Roger:
                Hey! i think this image can explain it better πŸ˜„
                soft shadow

                dermotcoll:
                Thanks! πŸ˜„ im glad you like them!

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                • ken28875K Offline
                  ken28875
                  last edited by

                  Nice renders! Great use of 2D trees! πŸ‘

                  Follow Your Dreams.

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                  • david_hD Offline
                    david_h
                    last edited by

                    superman2.pngI heartily approve these images. . . .

                    If I make it look easy...It is probably easy

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                    • N Offline
                      nektares
                      last edited by

                      Ken28875
                      Thank you! πŸ˜„

                      David_H
                      hahahaha 🀣
                      Thanks!

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                        Roger
                        last edited by

                        The trees we can see cast sharp shadows, but the foreground shadow is soft. That is what I do not understand.

                        http://www.azcreative.com

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                          nektares
                          last edited by

                          Roger:
                          When V-ray calculates the shadows depending on the distance
                          shadows become softer because of the shadow bias, so those
                          trees far away cast very soft shadows when rendered.
                          I hope my answer is what your are looking for, if its not
                          please tell me so i can solve your doubt πŸ˜„.

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