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    Proscenium Theatre and Grease Set Design

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      ntxdave @iamlegend123456
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      @iamlegend123456 Nice!

      for the obvious question. What render software?

      Press F1...thank me later

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      • Rich O BrienR
        Rich O Brien Moderator
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        @iamlegend123456

        1st image is a winner! Super nice glare off the lights.

        Small bit of work on the seats and the 2nd image would be golden too.

        Really like the stage shot though. Those spots flooding stage and space is a such a nice vibe.

        All that audio rig is has lovely detail too. Really nice scene.

        There's some chromatic aberration too which I just spotted. Cool!

        What engine is this?

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          iamlegend123456 @ntxdave
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          @ntxdave Thanks for the feedback!

          The seats are a bit of a pain, I can't seem to get them looking "decent". The render software is D5!

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            iamlegend123456
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            Auditorium view from stage.

            AUDITORIUM.png

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              L i am
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              Very nice work, and a lot of work by the look of it. How big was the Sketchup model?

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                iamlegend123456 @L i am
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                @L-i-am Thank you! The model is 156MB.

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                  L i am @iamlegend123456
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                  @iamlegend123456 BargainπŸ‘ πŸ˜‰

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                    iamlegend123456 @L i am
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                    @L-i-am Yeah, it's not bad considering most of the theatre itself is also modelled. Foyer, bar area, dressing rooms, offices etc.

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                      iamlegend123456 @Rich O Brien
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                      @Rich-O-Brien Thanks for the feedback!

                      The seats are a bit of a pain, I can't seem to get them looking "decent". The render software is D5!

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                      • Rich O BrienR
                        Rich O Brien Moderator @iamlegend123456
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                        @iamlegend123456 said in Proscenium Theatre and Grease Set Design:

                        The seats are a bit of a pain, I can't seem to get them looking "decent".

                        Yeah, it's only the close up shots that they stand out. Your most recent shot from stage they are not noticeable.

                        What a fabulous space though. Incredible detail! Really nice work

                        Download the free D'oh Book for SketchUp πŸ“–

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                        • Bryan KB
                          Bryan K
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                          Incredible work!

                          See my portfolio at https://delphiscousin.blogspot.com/

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                            Mike Amos @iamlegend123456
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                            @iamlegend123456

                            As a kid, I was IN the first night of the Proms for five years.

                            Your renders bring back a shed load of memories and that tells me how good the renders are.

                            Top notch.

                            Absentia mortis praesentiam vitae probat, vita autem est argumentum constantiae.

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                              alvis @iamlegend123456
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                              @iamlegend123456
                              wow, how far things have come.... together with talented people

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                                L i am
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                                Well done MaestroπŸ‘ ❗ ❗

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                                  Domfer2007 Newcomers
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                                  Would you be willing to share the file?

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