My House (Soon)
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@unknownuser said:
The washing machine is on a shelf? I've never seen that before. Come to think about it, it's pretty smart. Good for the back. Is it your idea or is it just uncommon where I live?
i have seen it before although it is unusual as most newer washers are also dryers, it used to be quite common but a few years before that it was difficult putting all that weight on the wall....
@unknownuser said:
Would love to see the floorplan as well.
As for seing that i would need the clients permission as it is his and he doesnt want to share it.
Maybe in a couple of years when the house is built, sorry!..
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He better not ever build it then if he doesn't want to share the floorplan layout.
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i dunno why but he just doesnt want me to make it public...
i may post it anyway...
all i have is the cad version of it not the actual floorplan, but it has landscape and the elevations..
who wants to see it??
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Well, I might be cynical about keeping something like a standard floorplan hidden (because its not going to be a secret once its built!), but I actually would not recommend posting it against the owner's will. I think he could sue you for doing it, even if he couldn't prove that someone somehow stole it and used it or something. Even if it is your future house and the owner is your future step father or something like that. Don't want to upset the person whose home your going to be living in
But that's just my opinion. I thought I better qualify my comment above,More on topic though - The modeling is looking very good! Its coming along quite nicely. I hope he is happy with it,
Chris
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you are really going for a "clay" look uh??
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yeah i should ask him properly this time if i could, what harm could it do..
@unknownuser said:
you are really going for a "clay" look uh??
The clay look is just a qick render for detail, i will be doing i more textured look when the time is right...
Anyway i have akmost finished an update on the ensuite and kitchen change(mostly the same just made it more efficient), after that i just have to finish the upstairs bathroom by putting in some vanitys and a miror..
then after that i need to do the built in closets and then im about ready to texture it....
what should i texture first??
EDIT1:
i have just made a new post in my blog about the updates i have just made, and for you here is the ensuite..
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its taken me a while but i finally found some time and worked on the landscape of where it it situated..
i hope you like these two
what do you think of the textures mostly???
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I love the grass in the second pic.
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the grass is just a texture and it is included in the meterial library i believe..
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its just a product of the way the texture laid itself out, i didnt really do anything sorry..
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Ok so these bumps make the texture look so good.
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Lol, ok. I really like the close up, I will try to reproduce it...
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Lucifer's house... i thought it would be a little more... evil?
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lol thats funny, i will try to get more up later but keep losing soo much quality in jpeg is there any way i can make the quality like bmp formats...
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Thank you!
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@lucifer1101 said:
i dunno why but he just doesnt want me to make it public...
i may post it anyway...
I wouldn't post the floor plan if the client doesn’t want you too. It does not make for very good business relations. Most of the work I do cannot be posted until it has been approved and out of contract (built), then they want everyone to see it which is good for me because it makes for more business.
Not so much in your case, but in the commercial market and high end residential we never share images, there is too much competition between companies wanting to look the latest and greatest that if there current idea gets out then everyone will look like that. Lots of drama and politics, but they are the ones paying me the big bucks, well sort of.
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@lucifer1101 said:
i dunno why but he just doesnt want me to make it public...
i may post it anyway...
I wouldn't post the floor plan if the client doesn’t want you too. It does not make for very good business relations. Most of the work I do cannot be posted until it has been approved and out of contract (built), then they want everyone to see it which is good for me because it makes for more business.
Not so much in your case, but in the commercial market and high end residential we never share images, there is too much competition between companies wanting to look the latest and greatest that if there current idea gets out then everyone will look like that. Lots of drama and politics, but they are the ones paying me the big bucks, well sort of.
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