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Topic - ArchVIZ: Swimming Pool

 
  • Czech Republic
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Hi,

my latest archviz render.

C&C Welcome


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26-Oct-2012 3:34 AM
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  • Brno, CZ
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really nice renders! love the colors and the plasticity of the textures, what I don't like is the combination of round shapes and projection mapping.

Ivan Malek
www.pixelatedvertex.com
26-Oct-2012 6:23 AM
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  • Toronto, Canada
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Where is the pool party invite? This looks pretty cool. The water looks absolutely amazing. How is that done?

I noticed the reflection in the ceiling and thought that was nice and subtle. The only thing I would say is that it does look a little cold. Wondering if a wood ceiling wouldn't warm up the look and add some natural colour/beauty to compliment the other materials. Maybe tie it in the the wood in the shower and darken slightly to a Bamboo colour/texture.

Thanks for sharing.
26-Oct-2012 6:45 AM
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  • ct
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That looks nice.

Can we see your reflection/specularity settings on the water? Please don't tell me this image took 12 hours to render.
26-Oct-2012 7:11 AM
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  • Portugal
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Very cool. Specially the shot over the water.

You should make a dusk/night shot with caustics of that camera.

;)
26-Oct-2012 8:51 AM
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  • Toronto
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Quote from adrencg :
That looks nice.

Can we see your reflection/specularity settings on the water? Please don't tell me this image took 12 hours to render.


Agreed - I'd like to know what you used for the water reflectivity / reflections. It looks great!
26-Oct-2012 3:32 PM
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That looks great!
26-Oct-2012 9:03 PM
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  • California
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Killer work man! Very very nice.
29-Oct-2012 10:14 PM
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  • Czech Republic
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Thanks to all!

Quote from gmanYYZ :
Where is the pool party invite? This looks pretty cool. The water looks absolutely amazing. How is that done?

I noticed the reflection in the ceiling and thought that was nice and subtle. The only thing I would say is that it does look a little cold. Wondering if a wood ceiling wouldn't warm up the look and add some natural colour/beauty to compliment the other materials. Maybe tie it in the the wood in the shower and darken slightly to a Bamboo colour/texture.

Thanks for sharing.

Nothing special. Water material is standard content Slight Ripple Water. Lighting only sky+sun+portals.

Quote from adrencg :
That looks nice.

Can we see your reflection/specularity settings on the water? Please don't tell me this image took 12 hours to render.

Unfortunately I have to disappoint. It's true. 10-14 hours. But I think that even so, it is worth ;)



A Barros wishes - duck at dusk with caustics. :)


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Message edited by mytrixx on 10/30/2012 - 4:29 AM
30-Oct-2012 2:56 AM
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  • Bountiful
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Very nice mytrixx. you nailed the light!
30-Oct-2012 11:51 PM
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  • Toronto
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The water really is great.

I'm wondering how people are creating water in Modo. I'd be particularly interested in knowing more about creating larger ocean waves, etc. We have Vue Infinite which does a great job, but I'd like to stay within Modo entirely on certain projects and would love a water workflow for Modo.
09-Nov-2012 10:08 AM
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  • Interior, Early Morning
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Quote from ccj :
The water really is great.

I'm wondering how people are creating water in Modo. I'd be particularly interested in knowing more about creating larger ocean waves, etc. We have Vue Infinite which does a great job, but I'd like to stay within Modo entirely on certain projects and would love a water workflow for Modo.




try this add a fractal noise texture as displacement and animate the texture locator in Y...

take this as an extra simplified recipe...

Message edited by Antonio Diaz on 11/9/2012 - 10:10 PM
09-Nov-2012 11:48 AM
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  • austria
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i agree,
the water setup is AAA level !
are you workin with 501 or 601 ?
13-Nov-2012 3:21 AM
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  • Czech Republic
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Thanks for comments.

Quote from gerhardH :
i agree,
the water setup is AAA level !
are you workin with 501 or 601 ?

601


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13-Nov-2012 9:16 AM
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Very cool!!!A magnificently constructed swimming pool is a dream to all.Everything is looking so inviting and comfortable...awesome!!What you think about it.http://www.poolfactoryonline.com/pool-supplies/pool-liners

Message edited by Adrian8100 on 11/21/2012 - 10:30 AM
17-Nov-2012 6:06 AM
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  • Toronto
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Quote from Antonio Diaz :




try this add a fractal noise texture as displacement and animate the texture locator in Y...

take this as an extra simplified recipe...


Does a great job for some things. That said, I'd like some sharper wave peaks.
17-Nov-2012 9:30 PM
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