Deer Ridge

[glorybound]

Here is a senior care facility that I am wrapping up. The architect wanted the wide lens, which I tried to talk him out of. He thinks it is important that people see the whole building in one shot. Oh well, what's one to do?

[paulison]

I remember seeing your work from years ago on here. Really cannot pick any flaws here at all. I get the client restraints as well such as wide angle lenses and sunshine and lollipops as you mentioned elsewher, but this is what sells - especially if its for seniors. There is no choice when it's done for a living. I really like those foreground plants and the steps with lights with a bit of DOF as well.

In my case my boss always requires some very boring front on camera views and previously some very safe lighting setups (no vray sun/sky), so now after getting back into it i'm trying to familiarise myself with the latest max 2020 and vray which I just talked them into buying. It feels like starting again - none of my old materials look right anymore. 3D has been a very small part of my job for many years now - and now vray+max is once again frustrating me because of the re-learning process....so many changes!!!

Anyway keep up the good work. The consistency is what pays the bills imho

[fixeighted]

They look great. One of the cars on the right is sinking though
Personally I would move the cam view slightly on the left view as the foreground wooden thing is matching the roof line a bit prominently.
Love the people
Add a rainbow!
Actually...don't

[trick]

Just a question: did you use AutoHedge on this one?

[glorybound]

I remember seeing your work from years ago on here. Really cannot pick any flaws here at all. I get the client restraints as well such as wide angle lenses and sunshine and lollipops as you mentioned elsewher, but this is what sells - especially if its for seniors. There is no choice when it's done for a living. I really like those foreground plants and the steps with lights with a bit of DOF as well.

In my case my boss always requires some very boring front on camera views and previously some very safe lighting setups (no vray sun/sky), so now after getting back into it i'm trying to familiarise myself with the latest max 2020 and vray which I just talked them into buying. It feels like starting again - none of my old materials look right anymore. 3D has been a very small part of my job for many years now - and now vray+max is once again frustrating me because of the re-learning process....so many changes!!!

Anyway keep up the good work. The consistency is what pays the bills imho

I once worked for a design-builder and everything was rush/wait. I don't think I ever spent more than a day on anything because everything was last minute. I took on side jobs during this time so I can keep up with the industry and so I can spend the time it takes to do something decent.

[glorybound]

Just a question: did you use AutoHedge on this one?

No, the hedges are some Multiscatter bushes that I created for a job years ago.

[glorybound]

They look great. One of the cars on the right is sinking though
Personally I would move the cam view slightly on the left view as the foreground wooden thing is matching the roof line a bit prominently.
Love the people
Add a rainbow!
Actually...don't

That side of the parking is really strange and the tires hit the pavement fine, it is just that the pavement is wonky. Oh, I see that you say about the trelles aligning with the roof... I'll have to fix that.

[fixeighted]

Yeah I see that it actually is not sinking - my eyes in the morning obviously were the issue
However I think what I was partly seeing is what I indicate....reeeeeeally picky that one though

[glorybound]

Yeah, I knew that it would look like that before I rendered, It is flat on the ground, but it does look like a flat tire. It would be great to have multiple pivot points so cars can be dropped on uneven pavement.

[fixeighted]

Well, you 'could' do it but it would mean getting CraftDirector Studio. Maybe a bit overkill for this case though Though, so saying it is an enormous amount of fun just to be able to drive cars around like this I did yeeears ago....more fun on an off-road type terrain though https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9LXI2r34oE
A trick I use a lot is to autogrid a box to a given surface and then align e.g. the car to it as an initial positioner.

[glorybound]

Nice, but too expensive for an occasional rough parking lot . Plus, the dang subscription... please, stop! I have been seeing plugins/scripts that have stopped being supported for years asking for subscription fees now. I literally just saw one and the last supported MAX version was MAX 2010.

[glorybound]

Some super-duper small changes.

[Morne]

Looking good as usual Bobby
Love the grass, and the cars

From which collection are the cars?

[glorybound]

Thank you! I used https://www.viz-people.com/product-c...bar=no-sidebar. they are getting old, so I need to start looking for new ones. I have vol.1 and vol.2 and I am looking to get vol.3.

[paulison]

You probably already have these, but evermotion make some decent car libraries as well suitable for this purpose if you need other ones to chose from. I think these viz people ones are good, but maybe a little too shiny? (to be really fussy!). love all of your work though - the grass in particular but I think the composition and angle of camera's is appealing as well despite what you said before about it. For example, I wouldn't mind buying this library, it has some nice vehicles in there and from memory are set up for vray as well.


https://evermotion.org/shop/show_pro...ars-vol-5/7519