Holiday Home by iborg64

Vue • Scenic • posted on Aug 12, 2014

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Rendered in vue 2014 at final quality photometric lighting render time 2 hours 13 mins. House is a DA studio only item I bought today for some reason some textures are missing and it dosnt even work in DAZ studio, not having much of a clue where studio is concerned a few hours work in vue sorted out missing textures example no window class and some completely new replacement textures I think it looks ok now Thanks for taking the time to have a look and comments .Visit my website at www.jantaramugs.co.uk where many of my images are available on phone and ipad cases

Comments (10)

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kenmo

6:25PM | Tue, 12 August 2014

Jaw dropping good...this is a wonderful render....

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Xfitz

6:54PM | Tue, 12 August 2014

That's the trouble with some of these spec houses on the market. Missing textures. But very nice work on the home repairs you did.

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adorety

7:28PM | Tue, 12 August 2014

Excellent render! But I have to say there is a scaling issue here. Notice that the front door of the house is barely taller than the roof of the car, even taking perspective into account. Standard door height, FYI, is 6'8". I imagine you could easily resize the house prop without messing up your scene.

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aeilkema

4:42AM | Wed, 13 August 2014

Nice, I like the place and I would love to stay there if I can drive the car also :) Have to agree with Adorety about the scaling though, but you did a good job on re-texturing the house.

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AdeyMack66

7:26AM | Wed, 13 August 2014

Great image :)

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netsuke

7:59AM | Wed, 13 August 2014

The house is nice but oh my that Corvette!

Maxstar

4:15AM | Fri, 15 August 2014

Looks like a great place to spend a vacation to me ;) Did you asked the question on DAZ and/or Cornucopia forum? I don't have that much experience, but sometimes I get the DAZ props converted to Vue a kind of messy. And it always comes with 100% reflections on. And the problem with the last one - once you turn it back to 0% you kill all the glass textures that need some reflections ;)

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