corten_pavillon_22mm_1
"Thanks for your kind words.
Yes, all plants are generated with nxt plant-editor.
I have used leaves from Marc Chaumier's plant library.
(Download/ Content + Entourage)"
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Comment by Salam InDesign on February 26, 2012 at 6:42pm
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I sure Accurender NXT can do more better from our software (InteriCAD)... Please provide great tutorial how to handle it. You all are wellcome to see My Album Collection...
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Comment by ALIU N. LANRE on November 28, 2011 at 5:44am
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THIS IS GOOD, KEEP IT UP, BUT CAN STILL DO BETTER
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Comment by Chas / Aug Posekany on August 2, 2011 at 7:14am
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I meant to say knock down the contrast. Thick finger this AM.
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I would also know the contrast down a bit on the brick material to better fit the scene.
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Comment by Medhat M. Ikhwan on August 1, 2011 at 5:45pm
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Thanks 4 the comments. Working on them,,,,
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Comment by akinlolu olugboji on July 31, 2011 at 10:57am
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Very good too I must say. But shouldn't the scale of the brick be a bit smaller? How many passes and also give Path Tracer a go. Click click and leave the rendering to cook overnight.
Too much reflection and refraction on the glass top too, reduce the bump scale IMHO.
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corten_pavillon_22mm_1
"Very nice piece. Brilliant work.
Are all these plants nxt render plants ?
They look very good. Ground cover is so thoughtful."
"Thank you so much."
"Sorry, do not exactly how to do it right.
If i sent you one or sets, could you "compose" one material as an example?
Maybe this is interesting for others too.."
"Thanks Rich,
exacvtly what i found out.
Only did't know what to dfo with the AO map.."
"nXtRender doesn't use the AO texture image settings for anything, so don't bother trying to use that.
I would start use the Diffuse textures at 100% and experiment with the levels of the Specular Reflection.
You might need to toggle the…"
"Hi,i imported some old Dosch 3D plants in nxtRender for testing, fully textured without an issue.
Also used some free sketchup tree models (*.skp) from sketchuptextureclub and opened them in sketchup, exportet them to *.obj and used them in…"
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