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# 31 19-07-2005 , 11:05 AM

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yeah, i think so to.
this is what i got so far. whats the next step?
the fireplace?

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# 32 19-07-2005 , 11:38 AM

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yeh cud do, maybe some old fashioned shelves and a table aswell, then id make a chimney user added image

u dont want to fill ur cabin with smoke lol. then id start the texturing or maybe model some tree's/hills or what ever

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# 33 19-07-2005 , 12:29 PM

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here is a simple fireplace i made

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# 34 19-07-2005 , 02:23 PM

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# 35 19-07-2005 , 02:34 PM

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yeah thats cool man, have u tried making it with models of bricks? i duno if there any point as you cud probably bump it, just wandering, lookin good tho user added image

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# 36 19-07-2005 , 02:57 PM

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Trim looks much better.. user added image

The fire place is looking good also. I like the style of it. However I think I would make it bigger. I would think the mantel of the fire place should be at least as high as the window seal, if not a little taller.

As far as UV mapping goes, (something I still have a little fear over) I would think that since there are not a lot of faces or odd shapes in the logs you may be able to get away with auto mapping.
If not I would use a plainer mapping for the long edges of the logs. Then select just the face of the round ends of the logs and plainer map that. You may need to resize the UVs in the UV editor.. Speaking of the ends I just found this on the internet.

https://web.utk.edu/~grissino/images/...red%20pine.jpg

If you got photo shop you could make variation of this one pictures for most of the ends of the logs. Maybe make one to 4 different pictures so all the logs don't look the same.

As for the logs I would go for a pine look. See if maybe you can find a big picture of a sheet of plywood.

Remember this is all just what I think.. You can do what ever you want to do. It is looking good.

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# 37 19-07-2005 , 04:17 PM

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dgustavson, ---> nice picture u found, im going to use that. The mantel of the fireplace will be higher as u wrote. But in this stage i dont know i im going to use the inside of the cabin, but its perhaps a good idea to design the inside to if im going to use it for a scene.

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# 38 20-07-2005 , 12:18 PM

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matt4068 - maybe i can just texture the bricks and a bumbmap on that? or what u think?

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# 39 20-07-2005 , 01:10 PM

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yeh a bump map would work, might even be better cos it wud look like mortar if you just did a slight dent, id use planar mapping if i were u or maybe automatic then weld the edges together. depends what the mesh is like

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# 40 20-07-2005 , 02:48 PM

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My origanal thought on the fire place is that the chimney would be on the outside.

https://www.delsjourney.com/images/ne...-Old-Cabin.jpg

https://www.lib.uchicago.edu/aep/il/aep-ils44.jpg

Eather way is good.

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# 41 20-07-2005 , 03:01 PM

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dgustavson --> Oh thanks! thats going to help me alot. would look nice to!

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# 42 20-07-2005 , 10:16 PM

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lol, at this rate it looks like i am gona have to model your bear as i promised :p lol, ill start sometime this week.

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# 43 21-07-2005 , 06:55 AM

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wiihoo :attn: finished your model? what was that anyway?

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# 44 21-07-2005 , 07:41 AM

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Now i have done a rough model of the chimney.
But before i put in any more job i wanna ask u guys if the size and the stile of it seems right.

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# 45 21-07-2005 , 10:47 AM

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yeah seems right to me, lookin good. i aint finished my curent model yet but i cant be arsed to uv and texture/bump/specular it yet :p so ill do it some other time user added image

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