WIP - Restaurant

salf · November 17th, 2004

This is a WIP, should be ready on this weekend, is a restaurant project.

C&C Welcome (specially design ones)

BTW, the lamp mapping you see is done by following a Smoke3d tutorial on the resources section.

more info on the floor and earlier images on this thread:

http://forums.cgarchitect.com/7834-need-help-mosaic-floor.html

kulbir bal · November 17th, 2004

great job..... perfect light
pillar maping needs more attention

kippu · November 17th, 2004

thats really a neat work

ipdesigner · November 18th, 2004

*nice..just dont like the floor, what mat you used?

salf · November 18th, 2004

thanks.

Yeah, we still gotta work on that column finishings, about the floor is a mosaic tile, more info on it, if you follow that link posted.

trhoads · November 18th, 2004

It looks like your material for the column just needs to be clipped, to exclude the bright streak. While I don't like the design of the floor, I think it has come a long way. It really looks like a bumpy mosaic, and since that was the intention, congrats.

pmanahan · November 18th, 2004

Maybe a slight diffuse glow on your lamp shades on the ceiling and then set the tables with plates, silverware, glasses and flower/bud vases. Nice image.

pmanahan

salf · November 18th, 2004

thanks for the tips.

I will add glasses and plates at the end, just for the final image.

RIght now im trying to change the column in the middle, im trying to make it a big tall lamp, fill it with fluorescent lights, and then cover it with a perforated wooden box, but i cant get it right, heres the test i did, as you can see it only look slike a yellow material, but i wanted to glow.

trhoads · November 18th, 2004

Most flourescent lights are not that color, they are a cooler blue, with a little purple. I have not seen a flourescent that is that saturated yellow. It is a neat idea though.

salf · November 18th, 2004

yeah, youre right....was to give it a more warm feeling, however, besieds the color, i cant get it to "glow" enough.

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kulbir bal Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: punjab Age: 31 Posts: 130 Name: kulbir bal	Re: WIP - Restaurant great job..... perfect light pillar maping needs more attention

November 17th, 2004	#3 (permalink)
kippu Veteran Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: india Age: 33 Posts: 1,814 Name: maria prem	Re: WIP - Restaurant thats really a neat work

November 18th, 2004	#4 (permalink)
ipdesigner Veteran Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: uae Posts: 746 Name: Sherwin Boston	Re: WIP - Restaurant *nice..just dont like the floor, what mat you used?

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salf Veteran Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: venezuela Posts: 567 Name: salf none	Re: WIP - Restaurant thanks. Yeah, we still gotta work on that column finishings, about the floor is a mosaic tile, more info on it, if you follow that link posted.

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trhoads Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Atlanta, Georgia Age: 33 Posts: 348 Name: Travis Rhoads	Re: WIP - Restaurant It looks like your material for the column just needs to be clipped, to exclude the bright streak. While I don't like the design of the floor, I think it has come a long way. It really looks like a bumpy mosaic, and since that was the intention, congrats. __________________ I am trying to drink away the part of the day that I can not sleep away.

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pmanahan Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: seattle, wa Age: 45 Posts: 168 Name: patrick manahan	Re: WIP - Restaurant Maybe a slight diffuse glow on your lamp shades on the ceiling and then set the tables with plates, silverware, glasses and flower/bud vases. Nice image. pmanahan

November 18th, 2004	#8 (permalink)
salf Veteran Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: venezuela Posts: 567 Name: salf none	Re: WIP - Restaurant thanks for the tips. I will add glasses and plates at the end, just for the final image. RIght now im trying to change the column in the middle, im trying to make it a big tall lamp, fill it with fluorescent lights, and then cover it with a perforated wooden box, but i cant get it right, heres the test i did, as you can see it only look slike a yellow material, but i wanted to glow.

November 18th, 2004	#9 (permalink)
trhoads Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Atlanta, Georgia Age: 33 Posts: 348 Name: Travis Rhoads	Re: WIP - Restaurant Most flourescent lights are not that color, they are a cooler blue, with a little purple. I have not seen a flourescent that is that saturated yellow. It is a neat idea though. __________________ I am trying to drink away the part of the day that I can not sleep away.

November 18th, 2004	#10 (permalink)
salf Veteran Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: venezuela Posts: 567 Name: salf none	Re: WIP - Restaurant yeah, youre right....was to give it a more warm feeling, however, besieds the color, i cant get it to "glow" enough.

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