Gazebo 2003 by stk0214
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Description
A Gazebo I got plans from a "The Family Handyman" magazine that I thought would be cool to model and render in Imagine (IFW v1.0). Top image was combined in Photoshop and the color teaked a bit on all, all modeling and texturing done in Imagine for Windows by me. Hope you all like it and any comments welcome. Thanks, stk
Comments (5)
bobbystahr
Beautifully done. What were you using as a scale for it...i tend to use 1 ImagineUnit = 1 Inch. and also in addition to here we have another cool site you might be interested in called www.imagine3d.org there's lots of us there and growing and ALL imagine or Organica. and by way of cordiality...welcome to the Imagine Gallery here.I'll be your busybody for now....LOL
Jalen
love gazebos...thnks for sharing the steps to put one together....Jalen
Batronyx
This is Great! There's a lot of good details here I see each lattice stick is individually modelled. Many would have settled for a filter map.
stk0214
bobbystahr: Yes, I 95% of the time use 1 Imagine units to 1 inch. Makes entering measurements a no brainer. Which helps me alot. Fractions are great as well with Imagine's decimal ie. 1/8" = .125 real easy... Thanks for the info on www.imagine3d.org Jalen: all the credit has to go to "The Family Handyman" Sept.1995 magazine article By David Radtke for original design and plans. Really nice magazine to get ideas like this from... Batronyx - I tried a filter map in preliminary, but had problems and really prefer to model as much as I can anyways. Thanks for noticing (sp?) the lattice! Thanks all for the comments!
tien_avielle
I'd be proud to sit under its roof! Most perfect! I like the combined image - thanks for telling us how you did it!!!