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jocke.3dm

11-14-2002, 09:08 AM

This is the first picture I've ever posted in a 3D-forum. :)
So please give me your thoughts!

It's a model of the 2nd floor of my parents house, but I've kicked out most of the walls and put in big windows in the west- and east-facing walls. Ok, you get what I mean...:hmm:

I did this for the "final project" at school where we've been studying 3dsmax for 2-3 months. The GI is produced by finalRender. I had some problems though. I couldn't seem to get the light shining through the window when I had glass there to reflect the inside. Eh... I'll show you what I mean. As you can see in the lower right picture. I'll try to write less next time.:rolleyes:

Frank Dodd

11-14-2002, 12:18 PM

Very nicely done. Although the actual architechture is fairly simple it is very well constructed and looks like a real living room. perhaps a little more detail in the furniture and slightly brighter lighting would improve it. But well done its a very nice image.

jocke.3dm

11-14-2002, 01:11 PM

Finally a reply!:bounce:
Thank you for your thoughts Frank!

I was going for a kind of simplistic look but maybe I took it too far. Maybe I should smooth out the furniture mainly.
I'm kinda tired of working with it, but some "artificial" lighting maybe would do the trick.

Thanks again! :buttrock:

juntao

11-14-2002, 07:55 PM

i love the simplistic look of the architechture............don't change that
my only complaint would be the modeling of the couch - you need to add a bit more detail to that

jocke.3dm

11-15-2002, 10:44 AM

Thanks Juntao!

What kind of details am I supposed to add? Like a little softer look and so you can see that it's cushions and stuff?

jocke.3dm

11-18-2002, 12:17 PM

Anyone knows how to let the light through the window?

dark_lotus

11-18-2002, 12:57 PM

Firstly welcome to cgtalk:beer:

I hope you find many acorns here to put in your hat:thumbsup:

As for the image, it is simply supurb, I love the style and I especially love the stairs, great work!:thumbsup:

I think that anything needs more detail, but perhaps some different lighting configurations, to set the mood a bit.

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