Aussie House

[glorybound]

The brick utility worked great. I remember it being buggy, years ago, but I had no issue this time. Here, is an update to the one side.

[Neilg]

The scale of your bricks is inconsistent.

You should start putting your leaf textures into a color correct and unifying them across the scene. If you get ones from different evermotion packs or even different libraries they'll be wildly different. You've got some decent earthy yellow/green ones in there, but a few that are too dark and that horrific neon thing up on the balcony.
Rendering a channel for all leaves and planting to brighten it in post would help too - the lighting you're using doesn't seem to be penetrating enough. maybe you've got reflection turned off or you're not using a 2-sided? idk.

Much better than the initial images you posted though, good work

[glorybound]

I am not sure where you are seeing the brick scale being inconsistent, can you clarify? I am looking pretty close, and I am not seeing any, "horrific neon thing on the balcony". The left tree is pretty green, but I wouldn't say neon.

[glorybound]

Here, is an update for the main view. I didn't want to work the scene to much, so I did some very minor color corrections.

[glorybound]

Just to close out this thread, here are the final ones I am sending the developer.

[Neilg]

The column at the end of the drive in the foreground - the bricks seem tiny considering the size and given the foreshortening they're even smaller than the bricks in the background , they should be bigger.
the brick grout is misaligned in places too - you have it right on corners, and the top walls cutting 75% of the brick off. You should be adjusting the UVW map position of each face to line them up properly.

[glorybound]

Yah, that column is an existing part of the house next door, and I didn't make to much attention to it, and you are probably correct. I did notice cutting off some brick on the top. I was under deadline, so I wasn't as critical as usual.

[glorybound]

corrected the brick (kind of).





Also, I guess he wants to print these on a 65' billboard! Luckily, I rendered these out at 6400 X 3600 and I have PhotoZoom Pro.