Amancio Williams: House over stream
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thanks, solo.
i would love to see good renders of le corbusier's buildings, especially the ones in concrete, like those he did after the war in india, la tourette, the carpenter center at harvard. the last one is an interesting building of which there are no good images around.
have you rendered other views of this house? i would certainly welcome then.
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I envy you Solo, both your talent and the time you have to produce these.
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haha..you definitely DO have alot of time on your hands..these are awesome as usual...love the ground..
REVI21ON visualization
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How did you get the shadows from the trees?
Was it the SU sun projecting through a tree component or did you place an omni light? -
I used clipmaps for trees, and set shadows to be cast onto building through the trees.
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Wow, the metal railing is fantastic. Great lighting too.
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@stu said:
Hang on, Hang on....this is a blatent example of bumping......
Yeah!
That vegetation looks very, very, very nice.
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Hang on, Hang on....this is a blatent example of bumping
......and what's the point of posting photos?....show us something you've done with SketchUp!!
eh...do I need to add this
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ED. actually Pete...deduct .5 points for rock textures.
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Pete,
Is that rendered with Vue 7 or 6?
Stunning Vue render btw!
Scott
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Wow, that render looks awesome! The environment such as plants and trees looks great, almost like a photo. The building itself looks like it's made of paper though, but that's my opinion. The shadow inside the building on the wall on the last render is too vague too, but again that's my opinion.
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good work, Solo!
The veg is ok - but I'm not happy with Vue's glass in these... are you? The podium glass seems much better.
the concrete is also very flat-looking...
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Hey Solo,
Great work in all renders.....is podium a stand alone program when you purchase it? And....for first purchase of a rendering program, what do you think. All comments from everyone appreciated.
Jeff
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hi solo,
both render styles are very nice..
.....great work, but do you ever sleep...??
cheers,
Gareth
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