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Skyscraper Angle2 from Drawgate
Dear friends:
Thank you for your comments for Skyscraper I posted yesterday. 3Dmax and Vray were used to build the models. Here is another one with the same model from different angle. Please take a look and give some more comments.  Thank you again for all your help.
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Re: Skyscraper Angle2 from Drawgate
A glass curtainwall will never be so smooth. It is important to show some bump or variation for the building to appear 'real'. Enclosed are a photo of the Hancock building in Boston and how I treated it in a rendering. Different buildings will have different amounts of 'shimmer', but adding even a little to your rendering would really help.
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Re: Skyscraper Angle2 from Drawgate
*...o!! here it is, a diff angle
 *...im not into exterior rendering but i agree with Sir Ernest.. *..keep posting!! 
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Re: Skyscraper Angle2 from Drawgate
Hi, Ernest:
Thank you for the great suggestion.
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Re: Skyscraper Angle2 from Drawgate
Nice image, good balance in camera setup.
It's weird that one cannot see anything of the interior on the main body, and extremely well to the left (round tube). Add a fresnel effect ,-) Careful with the lighting tubes... They end very abrupt (left of image)... Turn some on, some off, not all equal in force... add some noise to the specular highlight ,-) rgds nisus ow yeah... and bump the glass a bit... |
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