Will pay for rendering help
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http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=373&t=48774
ask and you shall receive
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Here's a shot of the project in question. It's the Ambler-Becker Texaco Service Station in Dwight IL. After 66 years of service it shut down in 1999, and now serves as a Route 66 Welcome Center. I'm trying to make it look like it might have back in it's heyday. Lot of work left to do, especially stocking the interior. This is the first time I've made anything besides cars, so it's a learning experience for me.
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That looks great Steve. Good Job!!!
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@raineysky said:
That looks great Steve. Good Job!!!
Thanks Paul.
I must admit it's kinda nice not having to deal with all the curved surfaces for a change. But really the only reason I'm doing this is because a friend on one of the car forums asked if I would. So I figured I'd give it a shot.
But I still can't render
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That's excellent gas station. First one huh?
Why don't you stick to cars, Show-off?
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So why don't you post the .skp and see what we can do with it. I can explain how to do in in KT.
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Good idea, why not make it a render challenge.
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Ditto good idea
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@unknownuser said:
Wyy don't try Lumion ?
Very funny, very easy and you can make also animation!
(With free version because Pro is a Pro price
And their forum seem very friendly!
Thanks, but I've decided to stick with Kerkythea. Maybe after (if) I figure that one out I will try some others, but my old brain can only support so much right now.
And what do you mean when you say Lumion3d is "very funny"?
@pbacot said:
That's excellent gas station. First one huh?
Why don't you stick to cars, Show-off?
Thanks, and after this I probably will stick with my cars. I must admit though, I was surprised how quickly the modeling goes when you don't have to deal with complex curves and shapes all the time.
@mwm5053 said:
So why don't you post the .skp and see what we can do with it. I can explain how to do in in KT.
@solo said:
Good idea, why not make it a render challenge.
@mwm5053 said:
Ditto good idea
It's not finished enuf to post yet. The only reason I posted the pic was in case somebody was considering taking me up on my offer, I wanted to let them see what they would be working with. But I guess that's not going to happen. Maybe I should up my offer to $300. Let's just say the price is negotiable.
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@unknownuser said:
And what do you mean when you say Lumion3d is "very funny"?
Because like SU, User Interface is so easy and intuitive!
No headache! A game's boy!
(UI is like a "toy" )You make that in minutes!
No possible so easilly with other progs!(not by me
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@hellnbak said:
Thanks, but I've decided to stick with Kerkythea. Maybe after (if) I figure that one out I will try some others, but my old brain can only support so much right now.
You could still try Twilight. It is Kerkythea based - in fact, once you set up your scene, materials etc. you can export it into Kerkythea (only with the full, paid version though - but $99 is not a huge sum) and examine how the materials are set up for instance. I have learnt a lot doing this actually.
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I am definitely interested in taking you up on your offer. I'll PM you with some more details.
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I haven't posted these till now because I don't think they are as good as most that I see in the gallery they where me learning KT
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Wow! Been waitin for your cars in a old station. Nice start.
I have a suggestion. Others here might not agree but I suggest Twilight.
It is the little brother of Kerkythea.
They are deveolped by the same team once . Twilight is very easy & powerful. The best part you can send files to Kerlythea and use all Kerkythea textures.
Te leaning curve is short, great tute and you can leverage that knowledge as you p[rogress.Seen some great work by people on this site. Just learning myself.
Remember some nice work by Solo way back. -
And there is a friendly forum!
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Ok, you guys have got me curious about Twilight. I've downloaded the manual, will study it today. One thing that concerns me a bit, in their "gallery", they show only one example of a car (and to be perfectly honest it looks only average). If I ever do learn how to render I want something that is going to do a good job on cars, not just architecture. Any thoughts there?
Any opinions on Podium?
I'm getting a headache.
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I'd suggest Thea personally.
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@solo said:
I'd suggest Thea personally.
I can't find the price anywhere on their site, and that scares me. Seems if it was a good price they would display it prominently, or at least make it easy to find.
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Steve, click on e-Shop button on upper right of the home page.
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