Open Plan 23B

[Rich O Brien]

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[Mike Amos]

[Mike Amos]

[Mike Amos]

[Rich O Brien]

Jaysus your getting to grips with RS. Only thing I'd flag is the wall texture and maybe the high refectivity on the kitchen cabinet doors.

[Mike Amos]

Thanks, only getting where I am due to the support on this forum.
The craggy wall texture works from some angles and light settings only, the cabinet doors, yes got it. I keep forgetting tbh.
Not entirely sure what texture for the picture wall, some kind of stone/brick for emphasis/contrast.

[Mike Amos]

[Rich O Brien]

@Mike-Amos said:

Not entirely sure what texture for the picture wall

Why not use the Polyhaven assets that you can drag drop in RS?

[Mike Amos]

Simple answer is, I cannot. No idea why but I believe Thomas is looking into it.

[Mike Amos]

Textured stucco instead of 'rocky', sorry, very "Hail Mary".

[Mike Amos]

Back to stone, resized hdri.

[Rich O Brien]

If you take a spill off the stairs at least the table will break your fall!

Shame you can't use the embedded materials in RS. Makes iterating various design choice very fast.

[Mike Amos]

Actually, it really won't. I think the angle is pretty deceptive but like some modern iterations of stair, the rail is on the same side as the main wall. For intrusive outlaws, there is a plan to have a hatch and Crocodile in the basement. Something of a Sweeney Todd 'omage.

[tuna1957]

Making great progress with the new render engine.

[Mike Amos]

Ta mate, I thought I would see how low I could go functionality wise. This is the same building scaled down from 20' between red axis walls to 14' 8". Allowing for modern entertainment meaning fewer large screens etc. The heating is passive control and hot water for washing via Quooker tap system and electric shower. Thoughts folks?

Sorry, wrong image.

[Mike Amos]

3000 samples and resolution doubled.

[Mike Amos]

Update and new view.

[Mike Amos]

And again.....