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      dylan
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      Two pretty simple renders while I learn the workings of Twilight Render.


      Chair Room.jpg


      neon.jpg

      http://dmdarchitecture.co.uk/

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        Wacov
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        I really like that first one!

        http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/cldetails?mid=3096a836877fb9af6cd8ad826e9017b8&prevstart=0

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          kwistenbiebel
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          ...And I really like that second one! 😄

          Nice concept.

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            dale
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            and I'd love to see a third one 😄

            Just monkeying around....like Monsanto

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              olishea
              last edited by

              is that a knife on the floor? 2nd image?

              oli

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                dylan
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                Yes it's a Bowie knife from 3DWH.

                http://dmdarchitecture.co.uk/

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                  pibuz
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                  Hi Dylan! The floor tiles you show in the first render are amazing: how did you do that?

                  WEB (ita) - https://filipposcarso.wixsite.com/ordinentropico

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                    dylan
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                    @pibuz said:

                    Hi Dylan! The floor tiles you show in the first render are amazing: how did you do that?

                    I simply drew around them and push pulled!
                    It took me about 20 mins at a guess.

                    What I did was applied floor texture in SU.
                    I right clicked and chose texture/position. I then drew a square on my texture, the size of the box shown when you edit the texture (where the 4 pins are)
                    I knew from here I could hopefully seamlessly tile it.

                    Next I used the freehand pencil tool and in plan view quickly drew around each individual cobble in the square.
                    Once all were traced, I push pulled 10mm.
                    Some of them I used round edges on at 2mm, but I only randomly did this on maybe about a third.

                    Finally I hid the lines at the edge of the stone cobbles, then created a component.
                    With this component I scaled it to the size I wanted, then simply copied it along to fill the room.
                    The image above was 6 components.

                    A couple of images may show it better:

                    It probably sounds more complicated than it actually was. It was simply a quick brainwave and it worked first attempt.


                    A close up view


                    Raw SU showing Component

                    http://dmdarchitecture.co.uk/

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