Shopping complex

snave7 · August 23rd, 2006

Here another work done for a client, I would like to have your c&c..thanks

Timbuk3 · August 23rd, 2006

Very nice

I would try and get the windows to look more "glassy",add an asphalt texture to the road and push the billboard away from the building a touch so that you get a bit more "depth" other than that its very good.

IC · August 23rd, 2006

Glass and textures in general need a lot of work. At the moment your glass is plastic panels.

Take it into Photoshop and shift-Magic Wand select all the glass then copy a photo of the surrounding area and Past Into. Play with the opacity and the contrast on that layer and you'll see a big improvement. Glass does also need transparency however and that can only be done at render time.

This has real potential with just a bit of work.

snave7 · August 23rd, 2006

Yeah you are right ! I'll try to this, but if rendered I can put it's environment as reflection map !

IC · August 23rd, 2006

Erm, why didn't you then?

Actually I find a polygon with the reflection image mapped to it works better.

snave7 · August 23rd, 2006

Yes I''ll do it ! Polygon with a map is a good idea too. Coming project I''l do this. But the upper glass will reflect the sky !

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Timbuk3 Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Johannesburg Posts: 15 Name: Roger McFall	Re: Shopping complex Very nice I would try and get the windows to look more "glassy",add an asphalt texture to the road and push the billboard away from the building a touch so that you get a bit more "depth" other than that its very good.

August 23rd, 2006	#3 (permalink)
IC Veteran Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Age: 37 Posts: 2,265 Name: Iain Collins	Re: Shopping complex Glass and textures in general need a lot of work. At the moment your glass is plastic panels. Take it into Photoshop and shift-Magic Wand select all the glass then copy a photo of the surrounding area and Past Into. Play with the opacity and the contrast on that layer and you'll see a big improvement. Glass does also need transparency however and that can only be done at render time. This has real potential with just a bit of work. __________________ http://iainc.carbonmade.com/

August 23rd, 2006	#4 (permalink)
snave7 Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Mauritius Posts: 21 Name: Evans Anthony	Re: Shopping complex Yeah you are right ! I'll try to this, but if rendered I can put it's environment as reflection map ! __________________ no this is not a fake image, it's a 3D !;) evans_107@yahoo.co.uk

August 23rd, 2006	#5 (permalink)
IC Veteran Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Age: 37 Posts: 2,265 Name: Iain Collins	Re: Shopping complex Erm, why didn't you then? Actually I find a polygon with the reflection image mapped to it works better. __________________ http://iainc.carbonmade.com/

August 23rd, 2006	#6 (permalink)
snave7 Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Mauritius Posts: 21 Name: Evans Anthony	Re: Shopping complex Yes I''ll do it ! Polygon with a map is a good idea too. Coming project I''l do this. But the upper glass will reflect the sky ! __________________ no this is not a fake image, it's a 3D !;) evans_107@yahoo.co.uk

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