here is a quick just i just finished. i need to find some sort of photos of buildings to stick in the background
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i had it at an angle and the client aske dfo rhead on. dont know why.
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very nice work da_elf but you would put some transparence in that big glasses to make it more realistic.
the brisoleis are all in the same position. are they movile?
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the building is a solid model with no interior so i cant add transparency to the windows. thepavement is a large image, i think i went with something like 5000x5000 pixels and hand painted in photoshop.
brisoleis ??? what??
movile ??? huh??
ive no idea what a brisoleis or a movile is. im not an architect. im just the viz dude so i dont know enough architect terms
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It looks great. My only comment is the parking lot islands - they look very high.
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love the palms. are these oynxtree?
cars are great as well (RPC?)
lighting looks perfect (nice balance between the skylight and direct light) and I think the glass is fine, but the only thing that stands out is the kerbing being too high. This would look fine if you took a perspective slightly higher off the ground (say 3-5m) but im sure your client demands eye level
I like the roof material as well with the blurry reflection. Is this tiles with a glossy finish, copper sheeting, or colorbond? (a bit hard to tell at this resolution but it looks good)
The road texture painted in photoshop is a nice touch. did you paint on the parking lines as well? nice job. I think for the background you could almost do something similar as a texture on a plane with a composition of various building and tree elements (Id done this before in animations to close off the street ends )
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Nice palmtrees indeed. The location is Maimi or somewhere in that area?
Looks like a pretty hot day!
Regards,
Maarten
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yeah nice palms da elf!!!
Where did you get those from??
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excuse my little inglish and its dificult to me explain what is a brisoleil... the structures up the windows... they are all the same angle opened... are fixed their position?
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Lets see if i can answer all the questions. the roofing is copper. but its not supposed to be flat like how it looks here its supposed to be....umm. i forget the term for it now ___/----\___/----\___ that kinda thing. trees are onyx. location isnt miami. its in barbados (pull out your atlas if you dont know where that is hehehe). the structures above the windows are fixed aluminium shading. The island is indeed too high on this side. thats becase the land in the parking slightly slopes up to the door of the building its not flat so basically on the other side of that island the curb is alot shorter. i could have had the curb bend to form with the land but i just did a quick extrude because i was lazy. the reason the roof is flat too was because i was lazy. it was one of those cases where the client wasnt going to know any better anyhow. Im looking forward to backgrounds as well hehe. as soon as i get work from the client if he wants of if this is good enough. The project is past its deadline and already handed in so i wouldnt want to have to do extra work for what im being paid for this...oh. and lastly the cars are all poly. just things ive collected here and there in the last hmm. 8 years of searching the net for stuff.
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