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bathroom accessories model and render

Anonymous — Thu, 11 May 2023 10:36:09 GMT

Since I always miss some nice bathroom accessories in my interior projects I decided to make them myself. These are models of actual accesories I've picked for my client, we both liked them very much.
Any comments are welcome.

P.S. Don't pay attention to the towel, it still needs some work..

Greetings

Re: bathroom accessories model and render

Link — Thu, 01 Sep 2005 21:52:48 GMT

These are really sweet!! You've done a really nice job!

Are you handing them out?

Cheers,
Link.

Re: bathroom accessories model and render

Anonymous — Fri, 02 Sep 2005 02:51:05 GMT

Sorry no comments.. speechless

Re: bathroom accessories model and render

Scott Bulmer — Fri, 02 Sep 2005 02:57:53 GMT

Even the surface they are mounted on is remarkable. Cough um up.

Re: bathroom accessories model and render

Richard Morrison — Fri, 02 Sep 2005 04:08:26 GMT

Scott wrote:
Cough um up.

It's probably good to keep in mind that non-native English speakers (and there are many here) likely will have problems understanding idioms like this.

Re: bathroom accessories model and render

Scott Bulmer — Fri, 02 Sep 2005 15:08:49 GMT

Richard wrote:

many here likely will have problems understanding idioms like this.

Sorry, I thought everyone on the planet spoke Southern Californian.

Re: bathroom accessories model and render

Anonymous — Fri, 02 Sep 2005 20:28:46 GMT

Did you render that scene in ArchiCad???

That material is incredible (the wall material)...

If you could save the file as an archive I would love to take a look at the file and the objects and your lighting setup...

Thanks

Re: bathroom accessories model and render

Anonymous — Fri, 02 Sep 2005 22:40:53 GMT

If it is rendered in Archicad I will eat insects.. I bet it is a stand alone Rendering app.

Re: bathroom accessories model and render

Anonymous — Fri, 02 Sep 2005 23:39:31 GMT

"If it is rendered in Archicad I will eat insects.. I bet it is a stand alone Rendering app."

Well, bad news Rashid, you better start diggin' cause it's all AC 9.0 and AF 2.0

muddasick:

I attached texture I used, enjoy.

Scott/Richard:

I must admit I had to use dictionary for that one...
Funny, in Poland we have the same saying.

Link:

I might consider that but first I need to find time to optimize them. They are pretty messy now.

Thank you all for comments and because you like it it'll be some more coming soon.

Greetings

Re: bathroom accessories model and render

Anonymous — Sat, 03 Sep 2005 04:21:03 GMT

Pawel,

Thanks for the texture... As far as Insects go, I am in Atlanta Georgia so I don't have to dig...they are everywhere!

Re: bathroom accessories model and render

Karl Ottenstein — Sun, 04 Sep 2005 18:45:03 GMT

Beautiful example of what can be done with ArchiForma and LightWorks in ArchiCAD Pawel! And, thanks for posting the concrete texture.

Your Conc2 texture is not quite seamless - some edges at the boundaries that I can see now in your image. Attached is a modification that is more seamless, but might show more repeats. Didn't try. Just used the Offset Filter in Photoshop to observe the seams, and then the Patch Tool (very fast and crudely here) to get rid of them. JPG of a JPG, too, so this verson may not be that useful to anyone.

Karl

Re: bathroom accessories model and render

Anonymous — Tue, 06 Sep 2005 21:28:18 GMT

Thanks Karl for recognition and also for improving the texture. I'm impresed myself with LW and what it can do using only basic feature like raytracing and 'soft shadows'. Now, when I feel more comfortable using it I can see it's grate potential. If GS would only improve texture handling and throw in dam_n radiosity we might finally get complete software for documentation as well as hi-end presentation, which, I believe, is next logic step.

Greetings

Re: bathroom accessories model and render

Anonymous — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 12:29:52 GMT

tigr: that is simply amazing, I can't get renders that look that nice out of 3D studio I was wondering what type of material settings you used for the chrome... that looks a lot nicer than the default mtl-chrome material.. or maybe you're just a master with lighting?

cheers,
dan

Re: bathroom accessories model and render

Anonymous — Thu, 08 Sep 2005 13:49:30 GMT

Chrome is not easy material to make because it acts differently in different light condition and depends on surroundings. First I suggest you to make simple, neutral scene - room with off-white matte walls, no ceiling. Then put sky light - very light yellow, soft shadows off and if neccesery one or two downlights. I use to use such a scene for testing materials - it is fast and accurate. Then put into it some objects you like (it is important to test materials on vertical and horizontical surfaces at the same time) and start tweakin'
Here's some tips:

Colour > Plain > dark grey (R/G/B 126/126/126, hue/sat/lum 160/0/119)
Reflectance > Conductor > amb-1.2 diff-0.1 spec-1.6 mirror-0.8 rough-0
the rest is off

Good luck Daniel