Looks great! It's the whole "generic brick so you can change the color" trick. I'll definately be remembering that one. :thumbsup:
I guess I should do another render..................<sigh>
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Instead of throwing bricks, just change to a more red color... :laugh:
The attached used, RBG=188 52 86, Image Fade=76 & Image Brightness=50 :beer:Attached FilesLeave a comment:
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Its probly only thin brick... wouldnt do enough damage. Why not just get out the crayons and "render" it freehand.Originally posted by gwnelson View PostLeave a comment:
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Excellent tip. I'll have to remember that. :thumbsup:Originally posted by Munkholm View PostThe material map you send me is surely not that red
But if you change the material to something based on a "generic brick" you get the option to change the color, so just change that to something more redish, and remember to turn the image fade down to ~80, and you should be just fine.
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I'm starting to see that now. I've been staring at brick samples for so long they all look the same. I guess I'm influenced by the actual brick sample sitting on my desk. When I put that up to my monitor, it seems close. Like Alex said, maybe my monitor colors are off.Originally posted by JCM View Post
Anyway, I didn't exactly mess with the trees that are shown. There was a huge tree in the middle of the site that is being removed. It was showing coming out of my building, so I had to remove it. It was in front of the existing trees on the right, so when I deleted it I had to fill in some leaves. Also the area where the trees meet the sky is really blurry and just crappy looking.
As for the angle, it's not exactly the same one I used for my rendering. I just chose a picture that seemed close and used that as a in Revit's render dialogue. Fortunately, the owner of the company is in his 70's and easily impressed. lolLeave a comment:
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Dan,
I haven't seen the original image and the original model but it seems to me that you didn't need to do anything to the trees in the image. (something about the angle or perspective on them seems a little weird)
Can you explain how you composited the image?
Also the reason the brick is not as red as the image you are trying to approximate might be because the image sample you have for the material is more brown than the reference See attached image
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The material map you send me is surely not that redOriginally posted by dzatto View Post But if you change the material to something based on a "generic brick" you get the option to change the color, so just change that to something more redish, and remember to turn the image fade down to ~80, and you should be just fine.
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