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if anyone has some house plans that they want modeled into 3D then simply attach a scaled plan here and i will model it for you.
here are my latest efforts, the ever elusive photo realistic image is my final goal.i enjoy the work,as it helps me, so feel free to post.
I wish I had your ability, awesome Splitlid
Nice one! :)
What programe do you use and where did you purchase it?
rendering done in artlantis 2.3 you can download a demo version here
http://www.artlantis.com/index.php?page=download/demo/index
BUT it is only a rendering machine, models have to be imported from a CAD tool. i use ArchiCad 12, but it does support many others, sketchup included.
you will need a good computer as it uses alot of memory to run properly.
thanks maily,Quote:
Originally Posted by maily
actually im pretty talentless, at school i could barely draw stickmen.
the computer does all the hard work.
i just sit back and wait.
Any chance of doing this one please?
https://teakdoor.com/466993-post121.html
that is just tanfastic marmite, are ya lining in iy yet?
Hmmm.... you don't drink.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackgang
Stoned?
^Been smoking salmon with the wrong sort of "herb".
Quote:
Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
Oxygen high
ok will work on plans first,Quote:
Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
will be a day or so ok.
Sweet!
when you see the plans that materialise Marmite, what will you do?
Construction of Hutch
I shall send splitlid a greenie.
ok Marmite we now have the model
is the roof right?
what colours?
what materials?
floors?
boundry walls?
anything you want changed or added?
make a list
Very nice, I am impressed! I may put my garage plans in line.
Nice job. That's about spot-on. Only the interior floors would be white reconstituted granite tiles, but I wouldn't bother redoing it for that.
Obviously the interior is where all the detail is at, but it's not necessary to do a rendering of that.
My turn! I would like a 3-car garage with a pitched roof. The dimensions will be about 22 ft x 32 ft. The front view should show 2 single garage doors. Where the 3 garage door would go there will be a double sliding glass window and a walk in door.
The outside walls will be light brown with a dark green metal roof. :)
*wringing hands in anticipation*
Ooh, I want one of those for a sound studio down the garden. I might have to scale it down a bit, but it could double as a guest house.Quote:
Originally Posted by splitlid
you do construction docs as well?
Been doing 3d work for my whole career, focused mostly on generating the drawings straight from the models...quantity survey and area take-offs too.
Been using Architectural Desktop, Revit and Bentley, never touched ArchiCAD though. Maybe we can collaborate and help some of these guys out in a valuable way.
Send me a PM if you got a minute. I am an architect who is camped out in phuket riding out the current financial meltdown...:)
hillbilly will work on that for you, maybe tomorrow ok.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rango
Rango, my construction docs usually get done locally as they are needed in thai,etc.
mostly just do the designs/3D/walk throughs etc for customers to envisage what they could get.
and then of course build em
im in hua hin and willing to help out where i can as its a little slow at the moment:( as you probably know.would love to do some joint work if required. you would definately be able to teach me a few things
heres a short vid of a project.
YouTube - Movie 0002
hi hillbilly,
as requested, anything you want changed?
you may want some more windows in back or sides as its pretty dark
Great job splitlid! :)
Yes there will be some big double sliding windows (3ft x 6ft) on each side. Is there a way to extend the area where the front door is? This will basically be my shop area and will probably take as much space as a regular garage door would. Also there will be a couple of sun panels in the roof in order to gain more light.
Having a think, take out the 2 single garage doors and put in one double-wide garage door.
You could make some money doing this, just don't start charging right now. :)
Might want to install 2 sets of double glazed doors as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loombucket
ok here is with skylights,and big 1m x 2m windows in sides.can you explain what you mean about front door area a bit better please.Quote:
Originally Posted by hillbilly
It looks like one of those TOT switchgear houses, we got one at the end of our road.
https://teakdoor.com/images/imported/2009/01/813.jpg
I suppose you'd install full length windows in the bathroom and bedroom with the bed pushed up against it?Quote:
Originally Posted by peterpan
Actually overly modest, splitlid. Excellent renditions. Thanks. Can't wait for more...Quote:
Originally Posted by splitlidactually im pretty talentless, at school i could barely draw stickmen.Quote:
Originally Posted by maily
the computer does all the hard work.i just sit back and wait.
Good idea. I haven't even begun to think about soundproofing it, just liked the design and saw it all in my head.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
ok Hillbilly,
heres a latest effort, changed 2 skylights to one large one.double garage doors are 6m, so to end of building have room for single garage door.
anything elso to change?
hello Splitlid
I have wondered how long does it take you to make a computer drawing lets say like in your first post or Hillbillies garage if you have all the info on hand.
Thanks johpam
Hi Johpam, from what hillbilly gave me it took about 40 mins to do the initial building,then about 1 hour setting up the 3D rendering program, then about 3 minutes for each render.
then another 1-1.5 hours changing and adding a few things like boundry walls,driveway etc,the ridge tiles take a long time as they have to be done individually.
then setup the renderer again,another 1 hours, adding trees, textures etc.
the more complex and detailed the image then the longer it takes to render the image,
this one took about 6 mins, but the trees are what take up the time.
say in total about 4 hours work, to get the following picture.
doing it for clients takes alot longer as more detail is usually required.but once its all setup then its easier.
the first post took ages and ages.
^HB won't be that well dressed ;)
Perfect splitlid!! :)
Could have used your expertise several years ago instead of my drawings in the dirt. :)
Ain't that the truth!Quote:
Originally Posted by jizzybloke
You can say what you like Splitlid, and be as humble as you want, but myself and many people think your work is excellent.
cheers Maily, ohhh my, is it hot in here??Quote:
Originally Posted by maily
looked for the embaressed smilie but couldnt find one.:)
nice work splitlid. have a green :)
shadows are all wrong, looks like it was pictured on the moon..;) look out for the conspiracy theorists here they'll pick it apart!! ;) :)Quote:
Originally Posted by splitlid
seriously though, nice work..