Modelling a tramway
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new Style in sketchup 2024 with ambient Oclusion:
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and a shot at the depot
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Background created with midjourney, then I made an overlay in sketchup with my tram model, for perspective, then I rendered the tramway in Twilightrender.
I merged background and tram in photoshop, little color correction.
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Holy smokin' bazookas!
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Scene: WestGermany in the late sixties.
I love the sketchup diffusion app.
All textures of the buildings are created with sketchup diffusion. AI is brilliant in creating dirty surfaces.
the scene is composed in sketchup
the picture is rendered in Twinmotion with Lumen.
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Mannheim 1905
building untextured warehousemodel, textured with sketchup diffusion, rendered with twilightrender2, photoshop, nik filter
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Well done as always!
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this one come to be a model in 1:87:
and that one too:
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Those turned out great!
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reworked an old one with ai and postprocess in photoshop....
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@jo-ke
so great! -
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Stunning as always!
See my portfolio at https://delphiscousin.blogspot.com/
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My renderings are online at the local tramwaycompany:
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@jo-ke said in Modelling a tramway:
My renderings are online at the local tramwaycompany:
Well done! You must be super happy.
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just started to model my 3D Model
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@jo-ke It's nice to see that you're true to your hobby and passion
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@jo-ke Prima Jo-Ke !!!
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Prima Jo-Ke
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a nice new workflow....
result:
I used one of my tramwaymodels and created a scene of 1910.
unfortunately I don't have any contemporary 3D models of people of that time.
I searched some old pictures of people and let meshy.ai create the 3D Model:
looks not bad, but avoid zooming...
I rendered the model in Twinmotion:
took the result and run it through kreai.ai enhancement:
much better faces but some strange results in other parts.
merged both in photoshop
convert to black and white with Nik Filter Silver Efex Pro
finish!
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