Many projects
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some everydaywork....
a storedesign for a friend:
small appartement:
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Top shelf work.
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some days are gone without any posting of mine...
But I have been very busy in large rendering projects, that I can show in a few days...here some small pics of everyday works....
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As usual, very good sir (I cannot remember how to say it in German - have not been there since 1968).
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As your usual standard.. Excellent
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Excellent as always!
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Wow, these are great... I am wondering why I have missed this post...great as always...
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thank you.
here's an update of one of the penthouses that I am currently planing:
rendered with twinmotion.
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@jo-ke said:
thank you.
here's an update of one of the penthouses that I am currently planing:
rendered with twinmotion.
Stunning as always!
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^, What they said mate. Very sharp.
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quick and dirty low res render in Twilightrender
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What software do you use to create the pano views?
It would be neat if you could use the pano view and its facilities in PowerPoint or some type of presentation software.
BTW: Great view as always.
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@ntxdave said:
What software do you use to create the pano views?
BTW: Great view as always.
The pano itself is created in the rendersoftware like twinmotion or twilight.
To put it online and make viewable on my own webspace I use pano2vr software. nice and easy to use programm.
otherwise you can use onlineprotals like kuula.co
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How do you create a pano with Twilight?
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yes.
choose this setting:
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Thanks Jo-ke. I took a quick look at both tools. If I understand this correctly, you would follow the same process in Twilight as generating a video. You would the use the images generated by Twilight as the input for the other two products.
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yes, the picture is generated in twilght and you need a software to show it on a sphere.
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Thanks for the response. At some point I will have to give it a try.
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preview of a large supermarket project
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