Conservatory

cotty

Impressive project!

Frederik

Awesome... Absolutely AWESOME...!!

Mike Amos

Another wow, anything else would be superfluous.

massimo

Thanks guys.

@Rich: there are a couple of sockets & switches around (actually I can see one of them), but maybe they are not in view or perhaps the displacement has "eaten" them.

@Andy: I understand what you mean. The original stone work is a bit different, but has sharp edges. Since I was not able to find exactly the same texture, I made this one which, maybe, requires more smooth edges. Anyway I didn't want a too "rustic" look with too "shapeless" edges so I used displacement on beveled & smoothed surfaces with "normal smoothing" disabled.

hellnbak

Incredible work, incredible talent!

massimo

You are very kind. Thank you.

Rich O Brien

@Massimo

even with the absence of electric the quality of the image is still shockingly good!

You have a very beautiful home

Bryan K

hellnbak

Wouldn't work for me -- I throw stones

massimo

@unknownuser said:

You have a very beautiful home

Eh, I would really like a home like that.
The big problem would be that I would not know where to put the tons of books and records I have.

Daniel

You're messing with us, right? Those are really photos of an actual building, aren't they?

massimo

Thank you Daniel.

Box

@rich o brien said:

Wow....

[sockets?]

Simply stunning by the way.

massimo

Well done, you found it!

ken28875

Wow, I thought these were pictures. Amazing, some of the best photo-realistic renders I have seen in this forum.

Best glass rendering, too.

How did you do the rain drops on the glass roof, Massimo, if you don't mind my asking?

Cheers!

_KN

massimo

Thanks for the kind words Ken.
The glass panels have 8 mm of thickness, are beveled and have a thin glass material applied on them with a very light bump (an enlarged perlin noise procedural) and a slight green-blue tint in the reflection's slot.
For the rain drops I textured in SU only the outer faces of the panels of the roofs with a black & white map of the drops and then I've just applied it as a bump map in Thea in the glass material.

ken28875

@massimo said:

Thanks for the kind words Ken.
The glass panels have 8 mm of thickness, are beveled and have a thin glass material applied on them with a very light bump (an enlarged perlin noise procedural) and a slight green-blue tint in the reflection's slot.
For the rain drops I textured in SU only the outer faces of the panels of the roofs with a black & white map of the drops and then I've just applied it as a bump map in Thea in the glass material.

Great, thanks for the explanation, Massimo.

Best,

_KN

Richard

Massimo! Wow mate, that is probably one of the if not THE most difficult looking scenes to render I've ever seen! AND you NAILED IT!!!!!!

INCREDIBLE WORK!!!!!!

chedda

Looks excellent !

massimo

Thanks everybody.