New Gazeebo by Burnart

Vue • Architecture • posted on Aug 09, 2003

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Description

I made the gazeebo building in Imagine, exported it as a dxf and brought it into Vue piece by piece. It was a big problem importing things into Vue because it seemed to automatically centre everything so I had to try and reposition it all as best I could. Not at all sure that it as accurately reconstructed as I would like.

Comments (10)

erka

7:11PM | Sat, 09 August 2003

Nice model! you can uncheck the "resize and center imported objects" in the Vue options dialog :)

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rds

8:43PM | Sat, 09 August 2003

Nice! Also, you can use your arrow keys once an object has been selected to move it around. If you hold the shift key at the same time you can really be accurate. DXF is a bit heavy and bogs my scenes down. I try to use 3ds as much as I can and then make a vob file to reduce the size even a bit further. Nice work.

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sacada

12:06AM | Sun, 10 August 2003

Nice image. Good ground texture.

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Burnart

2:07AM | Sun, 10 August 2003

Thanks for the tips.

ManuelFr57

2:13AM | Sun, 10 August 2003

Wow! I have never seen and expected such an environnement for this kind building. Original and wonderful rendering !

AnneCHPostma

2:26AM | Sun, 10 August 2003

The building really blends in with the environment. Good job !

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Burnart

3:45AM | Tue, 12 August 2003

I tried that and it still didn't work properly. It seems there is a descrepancy between size and place of 10,000! eg an object size 1,1,1 placed at 0,0,1 actually imports as size 1,1,1 placed at 0,0,10000!

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BountifulKnight

12:11AM | Wed, 13 August 2003

Ouch! Been there, done that. I have several objects I can't do anything with in Vue due to that kind of numeric problem. I did think of one other thing - I don't know how Imagine works, but If I group sets of objects in Raydream that I want to be the same texture and then group the entire object and export it, the DXF imports into Vue with those groupings intact.

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Burnart

3:56AM | Wed, 13 August 2003

Imagine won't export a grouped object as dxf. Maybe I can use one of my other programs as a "grouping" tool.... Thanks for the help.

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