Work In Progress Opinions wanted! by rainlondon

Vue • Architecture • posted on Feb 04, 2006

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Description

I am trying to do a house in Vue using all primitives. Windows and stuff come next then the textures. Sorry about the lighting too=) Would like to know what everyone thinks of it so far. Any suggestions?

Comments (7)

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mommavelvet9999

8:34AM | Sat, 04 February 2006

It looks pretty cool so far. I'm not a Vue user, but my imagination can work and I see a killer mansion with awesome opportunities!

h2odog

9:01AM | Sat, 04 February 2006

Vue's not the easiest program to do this kind of thing in, but you've done a great job nonetheless. Maybe add some booleans to cut windows? Once it's textured and some vegetation is added it should look fantastic. Nice work!

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Vertecles

6:17PM | Sat, 04 February 2006

Looking good so far. To repeat what h2odog said, a few blocks set to boolean diference against some of the walls to "cut" doors & windows. Then I guess you'd be getting close to texturing time :-). If you're interested, take a look at a couple of pretty complex structures done with simple booleans here - http://www.renderosity.com/photos/GAL_200506/GalleryImage973847.jpg and http://www.renderosity.com/photos/GAL_200601/GalleryImage1142774.jpg

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dburdick

8:39PM | Sat, 04 February 2006

It looks execellent. But you're a brave sole trying to do this in Vue. Wait until you have to export and then try to texture map your creation. You're probably not going to be happy with how Vue outputs obj files.

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Rynn

4:17AM | Sun, 05 February 2006

You are a brave soul indeed, I would say keep working on it because it really starts to look like a big and beautiful house.

garyandcatherine

3:44PM | Sun, 05 February 2006

I know you mentioned an appology about the lighting but it really is hard to see all that you have done to it. As is however, it looks fairly detailed. The front steps look a little out of scale to the foundation and the house as a whole. I cannot model to save my life but one thing I have noticed that really ruins models is scale and proportion. Always keep these two in mind. A simple model can look better than a wild and detailed one if scale and proportion are adhered to. You are definately well on your way to making a cool model.

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