Mansion 4

[glorybound]

I'll have to think of a better name, however, that's what the developer is calling it.



I have to work on the stone and roof.

[mitviz]

superb! lots of detail in the model itself and textures, always love your landscaping, awesome work

[glorybound]

superb! lots of detail in the model itself and textures, always love your landscaping, awesome work

Thank you. I have a ton of work to do. I always have this feeling that people pay me money and they trust me to deliver, but I give them mediocre work. I wish I had more time. Time seems to be the cause of images falling short. The limestone around the doors are weak, so I have to work on that, along with the pavers. The owner really wants an overgrown look, so that'll be changing. Why overgrown, who knows. He wants these to look like they have been there for 100 years, however, they haven't even been built. I need pavers with grass between... Any tips?

[mitviz]

Thank you. I have a ton of work to do. I always have this feeling that people pay me money and they trust me to deliver, but I give them mediocre work. I wish I had more time. Time seems to be the cause of images falling short. The limestone around the doors are weak, so I have to work on that, along with the pavers. The owner really wants an overgrown look, so that'll be changing. Why overgrown, who knows. He wants these to look like they have been there for 100 years, however, they haven't even been built. I need pavers with grass between... Any tips?

hmm, just looks like the stone need more displacement and bump up the fresnel levels for a little more shine, for overgrown look, R&D has some nice plants for hedges that look overgrown orrrr, just make spines where you want the overgrown headges and scatter some bushes between the hedges you have now makes it look like the Gardner too leave for a year or ten. for pavers with grass between, thats tricky, unless you have geometry in between them to scatter along some small grass or if its just a texture simply add grass to the texture in the cracks of the texture itself and add displacement, not soo good but. if itoo also has the option to scatter using your bitmap alpha image that would be good so it will only scatter in the grout section of the tile map, just some tiny grass maybe, its how i would go about it but the gurus will know more and o yes time, its the issue for sure

[glorybound]

hmm, just looks like the stone need more displacement and bump up the fresnel levels for a little more shine, for overgrown look, R&D has some nice plants for hedges that look overgrown orrrr, just make spines where you want the overgrown headges and scatter some bushes between the hedges you have now makes it look like the Gardner too leave for a year or ten. for pavers with grass between, thats tricky, unless you have geometry in between them to scatter along some small grass or if its just a texture simply add grass to the texture in the cracks of the texture itself and add displacement, not soo good but. if itoo also has the option to scatter using your bitmap alpha image that would be good so it will only scatter in the grout section of the tile map, just some tiny grass maybe, its how i would go about it but the gurus will know more and o yes time, its the issue for sure

for the pavers I might just hand place large pavers, join them all together, and exclude them for the FP grass. I'll play with alpha channel in FP, too.

[Syclone1]

Looks fantastic, the only thing that jumped out at me are a couple huge pieces of grass on the inside of the closest hedge, they look like they were scaled up 1000%. Other than that I love it.

[glorybound]

Thanks! This is what he wants for the pool deck. I think it is strange, but I'll make it happen.

[Syclone1]

not a problem, you got this my friend

[glorybound]

Yes. I thought it through last night; an easy one!

[mikeh]

Bobby,
are you working from cad files or sketchup file or hand drawn files?
mh

[glorybound]

CAD files for this one. Mostly CAD and sometimes SketchUp on others. I am working on a SketchUp house right now.

[lukx]

very nice scene!

[glorybound]

very nice scene!

Thanks! I have to tackle those grassy pavers today. The owner also wants me to raise the camera 15+ feet, which I am not excited about. We'll see how it goes.

[AndresAhumada]

Nice!!! Grate ambient and sharp textures. It's very attractive photo.

[glorybound]

Thanks! There are a lot of evolving things, so it'll be changing and hopefully for the better