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      fymoro
      last edited by

      Hi all,

      Here is an Hotel-Office Building project in Vietnam. I have passed five full day to draw it. 😮
      Cad Drawing > Import to Sketchup. (one hour to find the original scale !!!)

      I have done some render try without texture, just like this for the conceptual phase. The client is quite happy with that.

      Now I have to render, around 30 different areas, and I have 2 month to do that. ☀

      I you have any interior comment don't hesitate.

      Thanks Fred.


      Office -Hotel building 1.jpg


      Office -Hotel building 2.jpg


      Office -Hotel building 3.jpg


      camera 11.jpg


      9.jpg


      camera 16.jpg

      http://www.thearender.com/cms/index.php/news/featured-artists/137-frederic-yves-moro.html

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        ScottPara
        last edited by

        Excellent Fred. Interior shots are nice and the lighting is very good. I think once you have more time with the materials and added interior lights the renders will be amazing. Nice modeling work.

        Scott

        Love the fact that some HATE my avatar.....

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          fymoro
          last edited by

          Thanks Scott,

          This project will be very interesting.
          Step by step, I will add texture , lighting, furniture etc...
          Two month..

          Bye, Fred

          http://www.thearender.com/cms/index.php/news/featured-artists/137-frederic-yves-moro.html

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            xrok1
            last edited by

            wow, is that vray?

            “There are three classes of people: those who see. Those who see when they are shown. Those who do not see.”

            http://www.Twilightrender.com try it!

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              fymoro
              last edited by

              Yes it's Vray the first version.

              http://www.thearender.com/cms/index.php/news/featured-artists/137-frederic-yves-moro.html

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                xrok1
                last edited by

                very nice.

                “There are three classes of people: those who see. Those who see when they are shown. Those who do not see.”

                http://www.Twilightrender.com try it!

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                  fymoro
                  last edited by

                  Thanks xrok1.

                  http://www.thearender.com/cms/index.php/news/featured-artists/137-frederic-yves-moro.html

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                    MALAISE
                    last edited by

                    what a work! 👍 Fymoro

                    Maybe you could check the shadow's orientation of the furnitures. They seem to contradict the general direction ( last render).Have a look on the texture too ( marble sofa?) 😉
                    I'm really impressed. 👍

                    MALAISE

                    La Connaissance n'a de valeur que partagée

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                      linea
                      last edited by

                      Fred the interiors are very nice. I'm trying to learn Vray but I'm a long way off at the moment.

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                        fymoro
                        last edited by

                        Thanks Malaise,

                        I am going to change the lighting setting anyway.
                        This will be the next step.

                        Thanks Linea,

                        You have to do same me, check this forum for sketchup, but for Vray go to http://asgvis.com, it is the official vray for sketchup forum. (all response to your question)

                        Fred.

                        http://www.thearender.com/cms/index.php/news/featured-artists/137-frederic-yves-moro.html

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                          archkiranjith
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                          nice renderings out there...and about scaling from cad to sketchup...
                          import the drawing to sketchup..measure any length(like door,or room length)which u know(the cad value)..divide the cad value with sketchup value..u vill get a decimal..that vill be scale factor..jst scale entire drawing by that value..u r done!!IF u r drafting using milimeter(mm)in cad then sketchup scale factor is 0.003280839.

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                            Sir
                            last edited by

                            or just select the scale of the original cad drawing when pressing the options button on import?

                            nice atrium, its looking good!

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                              fymoro
                              last edited by

                              Thanks archkiranjith and Sir,

                              For import with goo scale I have found.

                              1er check the dimension on cad. example on beam 300 millimetre.
                              Import to sketchup option , millimetre and preserve origin drawing.

                              And it is prefect, import direct with the same scale.

                              http://www.thearender.com/cms/index.php/news/featured-artists/137-frederic-yves-moro.html

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                                Bryan K
                                last edited by

                                Nice. Love that cool ceiling sculpture/mobile.

                                See my portfolio at https://delphiscousin.blogspot.com/

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                                  huyvuvn
                                  last edited by

                                  nice , where will this builidng be built ? 😄 I'm living here.

                                  and what is the renderer that you use ? (vray of sketchup of vray of 3dsmax)

                                  happiness on the way, not in the destination.

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                                    fymoro
                                    last edited by

                                    hi huyvuvn,

                                    In the district one, and all is made by Shetchup, model and render vray for sketchup 1.0.

                                    http://www.thearender.com/cms/index.php/news/featured-artists/137-frederic-yves-moro.html

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