Old School

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I had a 3DS MAX model sent to me, which was done by the architect, and they developer wants me to redo it. They sent me the model to see if I could use it, which I can, however, it was built old school. Not that it’s wrong, but they faked GI with lights around the building and underneath, shinning up to illuminate the bottom of things. I remember doing this 20 years ago; kind of strange to see it in practice today. Also, a lot of RPC’s, which again, is old school. I am pretty impressed that they did a pretty good job with the tools they used.

Here are some stills I did using V-Ray and an HDRI+V-Ray Sun. What a house!

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Is this the crowd from your other thread that wants those mansions?
This one looks like it can certainly be a fun one!

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Yes, we agreed on a fee and they got this model from the architect, however, no textures.

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Dreadful bit of architecture, but must be quite exciting to be involved in this Bobby. Can’t you convince them to do a walkthrough too?

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I wouldn’t say dreadful. I am pretty sure with the right texture and mood lighting you can do some really cool stuff. Probably not what anyone has in mind when they want to sell this though :stuck_out_tongue:

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I would love to work on exterior projects this size again. I used to do a lot of hotels and resorts a few years ago.
On the other hand, I am doing a lot more HUGE interiors than before.

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That’s why I took it. To get really good at huge houses might open me up for more larger projects.

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Large projects are fun. And because you’re further away in the exteriors, these actually render much faster also

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I have 5-6 projects in front of that one, so I am trying to clean off my schedule so I can spend some decent time on it.