This is rather an old model... Yet I liked the result.
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majid
@majid
Seasoned architect, interested in sustainable design with extensive managerial, educational, archival and research and artistic experiences
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RE: I need a model of a cushion
@L-i-am ok, great.
Just modeled it for you
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RE: RayScaper
@pixelcruncher My pleasure to have my hands on such a charming piece of software. Considering my laptop is rather old, not supporting recent graphic cards and all the computation is done by the processor.
Here are more tries to discover the "coating" layer .
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RE: Atmospheric approach
@L-i-am in all of the designs the concept has been to be in harmony with the context. Pebbles, Branches and river, flatness, etc...
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RE: Beautiful Amsterdam
Last one and a half months I have been busy applying and constantly job hunting living in Solln, Munich. Today I spared some time to make this.
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RE: RayScaper
@Mike-Amos This is the fine potential of RayScaper...only 7 percent of total progress...
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RE: I need a model of a cushion
Try this also, This is low poly but needs a better texturing:
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/d030d25b-e1a4-4282-8886-50c7ae21c68c/square-piped-cushion -
RE: Rayscaper, My trip down the road to adjumacation.
@pixelcruncher it seems that the HDRI image is also pixly, so maybe adding an "upscaling" option to make low-res images, smooth, would be nicen
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RE: I need a model of a cushion
@L-i-am mate,
This is for myself, to feel I am useful.
You know, I am constantly applying and got only 3 interviews. Then, I was rejected in interviews, so I doubt if I am not useful
Latest posts made by majid
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RE: Arches, Arches... Arches...
Another patter that provides natural light and ventilation using masonry roofs in a modern look.
edu.sketchup.com/app?3dwid=80df4e58-8a84-441e-ad3f-e7f1d9bc2aeb -
RE: Rayscaper Learning-Practice
@ntxdave
Maybe an alternate solution works.
Make a component composed of two components, one very simple as a line (this would be our place holder), and the object you want to scatter. Separate their tag (layer) and hide the "complicated object's" layer (tag).
Now it is time to scatter the simple (placeholder) one.
It could be done using "component spray" plugin, I think.
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RE: Oh, how I laughed....
@Mike-Amos : While reading the story I was waiting for an epic ending like cat pissing!
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RE: Arches, Arches... Arches...
I edited, modeled and uploaded one of the sketches as a villa here:
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/494bd473-4b47-430f-8df6-a117ddb8286e
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RE: Alphabet to sketch(up)
@ntxdave
As the internet speed drops sometimes I cannot share those sketches here. I think those sketches are not involved in my book and that is why I shared them. -
RE: Alphabet to sketch(up)
Just recently I realized that I have dropped some sketches and here are some of those ones all based on the letter "A":
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7203677325886902272/ -
RE: RayScaper
Thanks for the compliment. I am still experimenting with the coating layer and maybe am not using the right template but the result is amazing.
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RE: RayScaper
@pixelcruncher My pleasure to have my hands on such a charming piece of software. Considering my laptop is rather old, not supporting recent graphic cards and all the computation is done by the processor.
Here are more tries to discover the "coating" layer .