WIP: House
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Alright, well I decided to just go with the siding texture with bump becuase I felt it looked better. It probably could have use some more bump, but I can fix this in photoshop. When I modeled it, it seemed to have too many lines. I have posted an updated render and will post the final after some post-production.
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hi! you can also use normal bump or displacement, but of course it depends if it is compatible with your rendering software... your background plate is looking strange to me, will you change it for a higher resolution in post???
best
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Here is an update...I rendered and started to do some post-pro work, then decided the colors on the house were a little darker than I would like. Stay tuned...
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Coming along nicely!
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Here is how the final rendering came out. Anyone know of any good websites to find free cut-out plants and trees? Finding quality plants seemed to be the hardest part of the post pro. Well, on to the next project...
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That turned out great. Good job.
Yeah... plants. There is quite a shortage of free ones, but there IS a huge inventory of pay for models.
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Well Im on to my next house, going to give myself plenty of practice with exterior renderings!
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hi, nice final result!
you can find some free-cut-out trees here:
http://www.cgtextures.com/
under: textures / nature / treesbest
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I rendered this model last night. I thought it turn out alright except for the the roof, which definitely appears to be tiling. Im a little confused because I used the same texture from my previous house (which didnt appear to tile). I guess I will have to start searching for a better texture. Anyone have any advice, or dimensional shingle textures? Thanks!
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yeah just need a higher res non-repeating texture. you will find one eventually, there are a few around. I would say your renders are underexposed. Sun just doesn't seem bright enough, this will improve them immediately
4th image you posted for example, grass reflects a sunny day whereas the house looks underexposed. Simple post pro or tonemapping in render engine would help.
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