Any creative types into their 3D rendering?
23 May 2009, 10:22 AM
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Any creative types into their 3D rendering?
I didn't realise how difficult this is! I am trying to model our new kitchen extension and, well house basically. All done in google sketchup pro and VRay for the rendering.
The TV is a panasonic TX-P50V10 50" down to the millimetre!
Anyone do this for a living?
The TV is a panasonic TX-P50V10 50" down to the millimetre!
Anyone do this for a living?
23 May 2009, 01:03 PM
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scoobygav, super stuff - i have a new found respec' for this people who can do this! god knows how they sorted out Wall-E ?!
scoobyboi, I used google sketchup - and you can get this free. i have the pro version and to render the pretty finishes and lighting I used VRay.
scoobyboi, I used google sketchup - and you can get this free. i have the pro version and to render the pretty finishes and lighting I used VRay.
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Thanks
I use a system called Planit which unfortunatley costs an arm and a leg
But it is the best Kitchen design programme on the market right now. It's certainly made a huge difference for us as sometimes customers struggle to visualise the design and this helps a lot.
Plus i much prefer using the programme than drawing it
I use a system called Planit which unfortunatley costs an arm and a leg
But it is the best Kitchen design programme on the market right now. It's certainly made a huge difference for us as sometimes customers struggle to visualise the design and this helps a lot. Plus i much prefer using the programme than drawing it
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