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In this start to finish texturing project within Substance Painter we cover all the techniques you need to texture the robot character.
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Roofing is going to be a prick. Are there any Apexs or is it straight roofing. I think this house would suit a straight roof but thats not my call
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There are a few apexes. Hopefully I can get the information that I need today so I can finish the main framework. I think you'll like the roof once it's done.
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house is lookin sweet man but i dont think it stands out enough in the render... i dont know what it is but, its somethin
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I started doing a dinning room scene to learn photo realism but I figured I could use this house as the environment for it. that way I could kill 2 birds with 1 stone.
Anyway, thanks for the comments and you are all right about the textures being repetitive. I'm using whatever free textures I can find on the internet (if anyone knows a good site or forum thread for free textures please let me know). Also any good sites with high quality textures for sale. And I still havn't sat down long enough to do anything with Gimp yet but will be soon.
I'll be purchasing the Maya commercial license in the next 2 or 3 weeks. I have so many people & companies wanting me to do 3d house renderings for them so I'm going to start trying to earn a little money with what little Maya skills I have. I'm getting tired of turning down work because of my student edition of Maya. Guess that means I'm going to have to start learning a whole lot more, and quickly hehe.
It's going to take me awhile to fine tune my lighting skills so any suggestions on lighting...I'm all ears. This house uses Mental Ray Physical Sun and Sky. My biggest challenge is trying to make the colors remain vibrant and keep the daylight bright...which I still havn't figured out yet. I'm playing around with all the settings I can find.
P.S. Any idea on pricing? I'm thinking about charging $525 and up for street view renderings depending on square footage of the house. It would take me about 12 hours to make this house from scratch including adding the landscaping (but not framing since that would never be seen) then a full day to tweak the renders (a full quality render will take about 4 hours on my computer). Anyone think this is too expensive, too cheap, or just right? I've searched the internet but it seems prices are kind of all over the place.
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