Beach House
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@Gus-R Agree with Mike. No point in changing things up. I’m not a tree hugger nut, just grew up in south Florida and got a bad taste for overdevelopment just to make a buck. They’ll build on the water then get mad when a hurricane knocks the house down.
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Far too much development of pristine landscape we should be protecting. My own personal crusade is politicians supporting development of the green belt when there is plenty of 'grey' site that needs cleaning/redeveloping first.
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It's just a rendering.
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I know, just off on a tangent. Number 11, I believe.
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@Gus-R Don’t get freaked out. Sometimes we drift a little off course.
To get back on course I’m curious how you came up with the “sand” in the render ? All poking around aside they’re still nice renders. -
@tuna1957 I wasn't freaking out. I was taking a nap and my sister called.
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@Gus-R “freak out” comment was a tongue in cheek sort of thing.
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Some new features in D5 Render 2.10. AI inpainting. This is with "rough ocean" on the water." Seemed to have added rocks on the last one.
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@Gus-R Better grab your surfboard. Nice job
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@tuna1957 Thanks! It's getting pretty wild out here! I created primitive half pipe object in SU and added a cylinder in D5 in front of that
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@Gus-R Not me.
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@tuna1957 I'm living vicariously through my renderings.
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@Gus-R I can relate to that. The last render is my favorite so far. The composition and lighting hit the spot.
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@Gus-R Are the windy waves done in post?
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@L-i-am said in Beach House:
@Gus-R Are the windy waves done in post?
Yes. It's called "Inpainting." They have other effects. It works with a mask.
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That's a great feature to have in a rendering app. That sand scale looks slightly off though. What you think @Gus-R ?
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@Rich-O-Brien Sand scale is good enough for who it's for. I was missing the floor in a couple of renderings where you could see the furniture floating in midair that no one noticed.
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