Heavys Gallery

I am not new to the forum but was just asking dumb questions to that point…
So here are some of my recent renderings.

Some house planning with Ikea furniture I modelt for that purpose (SU models on Google warehouse).
I am having issues with that toilett mesh and can`t figure out the problem…



The kitchen got wooden flooring now too…have to do a niceer rendering.

First renderings of my Vienna Secession project.
Plans and some images can be found here www.secession.at/maps/


big images rendered with qmc/qmc…high noise. I switch off vignetting most of the time. Here I like the film grain like effect.
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/004levelsBW.jpg
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/004levelsWB.jpg
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/004original.jpg
and a littleittlebittletiny qtvr…the main exhibition hall.
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/sec1.mov

NokoGiri (Ryoba)
Some tests done with different render settings. The metal texture is completly done in PS.
They are far from perfect…but I like my texture and the Ikea Norrebo :wink:
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/noko/01.jpg
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/noko/02_100prreflexion_bump.jpg
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/noko/03_displacement_falsch.jpg
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/noko/04_50prozent_grau_displacement.jpg
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/noko/05_vray_stahlmat.jpg
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/noko/06.jpg
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/noko/08.jpg
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/noko/09.jpg
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/noko/10_bump_90proreflexion.jpg
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/noko/11_keinebump_100proreflexion.jpg
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/noko/12_bump_nurdrache_100proreflexion.jpg
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/noko/16.jpg
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/noko/17.jpg
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/noko/18.jpg

here is the metal texture used…for gold…just gold it. At some place I did use displacement…I used a 50% grey map with a black dragon for the logo on that one.
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/noko/drache_stahl_textur.jpg
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/noko/drache.jpg
http://85.124.199.50/VrayGallery/noko/drache_gold.jpg

More pictures are comming soon…got to go to sleep now :wink:

(Thats the answer to Michas Gallery Thread)

ja klar, bin ja Wiener.
but for all the international forum people I`ll keep it English :wink:

I`am using 360° qtvr (and pano2qtvr) a lot (and I think I discovered it before you…I can remember that thread ;D).
But I am thinking more movie…the website DevalVR website is great, thanks for the link.

I was thinking something like this…for my last project I did render a short video flythrough and had the idea to render the animation in 360qtvr…so you would fly through the architecure on a given path but could pan around like you where sitting in bubble. But I did not find something that supports movie-qtvr.

The idea to built the Secession just came from my interest in architecture and from the inspiration that I get from the PPB-Forum (people have done loads of SU models from famouse architecture and make the models available for download there).
Another thing I will do is post it for poeple to play with the model because I have downloaded some models from the google warehouse 3D website and I want to give something back…also got some Ikea models online there…
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/search?uq=02354429347552318842

I have not yet decided where to go with the project but I really need a work to finish my studies and I want to learn more about exhibitions and institutional art practice

btw. Sorry for hijacking your gallery thread. I wanted to write private messeges to you first but I feel that there is so much to learn from talking about things for all people that like to read it.
So now here are some of my renderings and I declare this thread open for all ideas and not strictly limited to the topic… :slight_smile:

Re: Heavys Gallery

Your scene is a nice inspiration. A room like this is good for presentation of design work. I’m curious for more details.

The virtual room with moving parts is also very interesting. Oh man, so much to lean. :wink: