Mies van der Rhoe Barcelona Pavillion

Jcs · January 10th, 2003

Here's my first Mies first tests. I used sun system plus hdri to light the model.

[ January 13, 2003, 06:31 PM: Message edited by: Jcs ]

Rick Eloy · January 10th, 2003

Hey, Jcs!
Good lighting! The textures also look ok. The only thing I'd point out is the water. Looks weird! It looks like it should have some bumping on it, but it doesn´t. Take a look at it, ok?
Good work! Keep us posted!
[]
Rick

Jcs · January 10th, 2003

Yes you're right about the water. I haven't work on it properly. HDRI reflections on the steel beams are dificult to handle with too. During weekend I'll try to improve it.
ps: Falas Português?? Reparei que és de São Paulo

Jcs · January 10th, 2003

I forgot to mention - I just made the renderings. The model and the textures were from sanzpont

sanzpont · January 10th, 2003

What render did you use? settings? render time?
Let's keep this for learning... If you can, post it also in the Unchallenge thread (same as mine) to get all renders test together

Nice renders.. looks pretty cool; one thing: you used 2 camera views angles same as mine, and I just copy them from neutra's and he got angry... please post a reference... (of camera angles and sky color)... Notice I don't care about it, it is beacause neutra have the legal rights for making the pavillion, and we shouldn't reproduce his job (exactly) in the first time

-=sanzpont=-

[ January 10, 2003, 11:14 AM: Message edited by: sanzpont ]

Jcs · January 10th, 2003

ooops...yes I started placing a camera from where I saw your images. Forgot to mention the copyright for that..

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My hardware is a P4 2.5ghz with 1.512gb RAM. My graphic card is an elsa.
Each rendering took about 5 min to complete with the following settings:
RH rays 500
balance 82%
curve 68%
min density 20
max density 200
prepass 1/4
adaptative quality 30%
hdri cover angle 42
for the travertine material I also used the shader modifyer sel ilum 2 and difuse 1,3

sanzpont · January 10th, 2003

And the Render is: FinalRender or Vray??

sanzpont · January 10th, 2003

you forgot..

-=sanzpont=-

Jcs · January 10th, 2003

Thanks Neutra for the model and textures as well as to the ncie images he made and inspired me to make this tests.
I forgot one thing about the settings: I used a sun system target direct light sepia tinted with a 0,4 multiplier and fR softshadows. The sky you see is the hdri map used as environment and a cam blur of 100% - that's what gives the grey color to the image.

Jcs · January 10th, 2003

The render used was finalRender

January 10th, 2003	#2 (permalink)
Rick Eloy Moderator Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: São Paulo, Brasil Age: 31 Posts: 2,388 Name: Ricardo Eloy	Hey, Jcs! Good lighting! The textures also look ok. The only thing I'd point out is the water. Looks weird! It looks like it should have some bumping on it, but it doesn´t. Take a look at it, ok? Good work! Keep us posted! [] Rick __________________ Rick Eloy reb digital - Really, I'm doing it for the kids...

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January 10th, 2003	#1 (permalink)
Jcs Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Lisboa, Portugal Posts: 36 Name: José Cadaval de Sousa	Here's my first Mies first tests. I used sun system plus hdri to light the model. [ January 13, 2003, 06:31 PM: Message edited by: Jcs ]

January 10th, 2003	#3 (permalink)
Jcs Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Lisboa, Portugal Posts: 36 Name: José Cadaval de Sousa	Yes you're right about the water. I haven't work on it properly. HDRI reflections on the steel beams are dificult to handle with too. During weekend I'll try to improve it. ps: Falas Português?? Reparei que és de São Paulo

January 10th, 2003	#4 (permalink)
Jcs Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Lisboa, Portugal Posts: 36 Name: José Cadaval de Sousa	I forgot to mention - I just made the renderings. The model and the textures were from sanzpont

January 10th, 2003	#5 (permalink)
sanzpont Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Mexico Posts: 107 Name: Santiago Zetina Puentes	What render did you use? settings? render time? Let's keep this for learning... If you can, post it also in the Unchallenge thread (same as mine) to get all renders test together Nice renders.. looks pretty cool; one thing: you used 2 camera views angles same as mine, and I just copy them from neutra's and he got angry... please post a reference... (of camera angles and sky color)... Notice I don't care about it, it is beacause neutra have the legal rights for making the pavillion, and we shouldn't reproduce his job (exactly) in the first time -=sanzpont=- [ January 10, 2003, 11:14 AM: Message edited by: sanzpont ]

January 10th, 2003	#6 (permalink)
Jcs Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Lisboa, Portugal Posts: 36 Name: José Cadaval de Sousa	ooops...yes I started placing a camera from where I saw your images. Forgot to mention the copyright for that.. ) My hardware is a P4 2.5ghz with 1.512gb RAM. My graphic card is an elsa. Each rendering took about 5 min to complete with the following settings: RH rays 500 balance 82% curve 68% min density 20 max density 200 prepass 1/4 adaptative quality 30% hdri cover angle 42 for the travertine material I also used the shader modifyer sel ilum 2 and difuse 1,3

January 10th, 2003	#7 (permalink)
sanzpont Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Mexico Posts: 107 Name: Santiago Zetina Puentes	And the Render is: FinalRender or Vray??

January 10th, 2003	#8 (permalink)
sanzpont Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Mexico Posts: 107 Name: Santiago Zetina Puentes	you forgot.. -=sanzpont=-

January 10th, 2003	#9 (permalink)
Jcs Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Lisboa, Portugal Posts: 36 Name: José Cadaval de Sousa	Thanks Neutra for the model and textures as well as to the ncie images he made and inspired me to make this tests. I forgot one thing about the settings: I used a sun system target direct light sepia tinted with a 0,4 multiplier and fR softshadows. The sky you see is the hdri map used as environment and a cam blur of 100% - that's what gives the grey color to the image.

January 10th, 2003	#10 (permalink)
Jcs Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Lisboa, Portugal Posts: 36 Name: José Cadaval de Sousa	The render used was finalRender

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