April 2024 Show Off Thread = Architecture

[MeshWorks]

From unreleased products;

The Terrace

FlexyRoom-Cafe

FlexyRoom-Office

[Agent0013]

Some fine looking interiors, Al. I like that you can use the same room for several setups. The images showing views of the outdoors from inside a room, are some favorites for me.

[MeshWorks]

Some fine looking interiors, Al. I like that you can use the same room for several setups. The images showing views of the outdoors from inside a room, are some favorites for me.

Thanks. The FlexyRoom was never released because of it's complexity for the average user. The Terrace went by the wayside because a terrain add-on just looked horrible no matter what I tried and the structure it was to attach to became the Studio01 product.

'The Terrace' is available for free in the Projects tab at my store.

[sanbie]

You must have a Brillant computer Al...the images are soo clear and crisp...love them 

[MeshWorks]

You must have a Brillant computer Al...the images are soo clear and crisp...love them 

It's got to be the graphics card. I looked for one engineered to do rendering (anti-elastics, shadowing and dynamics). I use an ATI FirePro V5800 made by AMD. It was less the $100 and makes all the difference.

[jammixx]

Here is a render of one of my all-time favorite places, The Village Courtyard.  It's always fun to play with lighting here and the texturing is wonderful.

[jammixx]

Courtyard with view and lighting changes.

[jammixx]

"Sitting in an English garden waiting for the Sun.If the sun don't come you get your tan from standing in the English rain."
    I just realized there are no sunbeams or bright spots in the first image!  What a goof up.  I've been in the gloom so long it looked natural to me.

[DanaTA]

Stonemason does great work...but so expensive!

[MeshWorks]

"Sitting in an English garden waiting for the Sun.If the sun don't come you get your tan from standing in the English rain."
    I just realized there are no sunbeams or bright spots in the first image!  What a goof up.  I've been in the gloom so long it looked natural to me.

Still looks off to me. Light is from the bottom -> up. Maybe try one with the light high to the left with shadows. Use a back light of a dark blue and a highlight straight from the front in dark orange, both set to around 20%. I think that would really make the granite stand out.