Residential Street scene

Allen · September 2nd, 2004

As a land planner, I'm constantly having to educate politicians and neighbors on Code and the code's impact on development. I rendered this graphic to show new street standards and their relationship to homes and pedestrians.
Software: Lightwave 7.5c, FPrime 1.02. Lighting 1-area light, MonteCarlo GI with 3 bounces.

kicks · September 2nd, 2004

<HI! just curious, was this image meant to say busy(fast moving) street vs quiet neighborhood? If that was what you meant? If so I think it does envoke emotion/reaction. BTW(nice render, i think it will be effective for its purpose)

donix · September 2nd, 2004

cartoons. cartoons.

impressive rendering dude. different touch... kinda like it.

keep on posting.

Allen · September 2nd, 2004

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Originally Posted by kicks

<HI! just curious, was this image meant to say busy(fast moving) street vs quiet neighborhood? If that was what you meant? If so I think it does envoke emotion/reaction. BTW(nice render, i think it will be effective for its purpose)

Exactly - meant to show the different purposes and uses for each kind of street.

Juan Altieri · September 2nd, 2004

the sunligth looks amazing.......so warm

crazy homeless guy · September 2nd, 2004

i think you should go ahead and sho a person being run over on the road.

that street is going to be nearly impossible to turn off of without a light.

..but to the rendering, i would work on the grass, and the trees look cg. maybe adding a slight blur to the entire picture will help everything blend better.

...and remember. blood on a windshield could be your friend.

Allen · September 2nd, 2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by crazy homeless guy

i think you should go ahead and sho a person being run over on the road.

that street is going to be nearly impossible to turn off of without a light.

..but to the rendering, i would work on the grass, and the trees look cg. maybe adding a slight blur to the entire picture will help everything blend better.

...and remember. blood on a windshield could be your friend.

Very good. I'll need to post work on the grass as I don't think SAS will work with FPrime...and I'll work on those trees.
Thanks so much for the input.

Allen · September 3rd, 2004

Updated "reducing" the speed of the cars.

Jeff Mottle · September 3rd, 2004

Those are really nice car models...where are they from?

Allen · September 3rd, 2004

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Originally Posted by Jeff Mottle

Those are really nice car models...where are they from?

Toyota and Lumina are from a site listed at CGArchitect a few days ago (DMI car models) (http://dmi.chez.tiscali.fr/models0.html).
The other models are from Dosch Design (http://www.doschdesign.de)

Just played with diffuse and added gradient controls to reflection and transparancy.

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kicks Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: dubai Posts: 425 Name: patrick deno desamparado	Re: Residential Street scene <HI! just curious, was this image meant to say busy(fast moving) street vs quiet neighborhood? If that was what you meant? If so I think it does envoke emotion/reaction. BTW(nice render, i think it will be effective for its purpose) __________________ kicks IF YOU DIM YOUR LIGHT SO THAT OTHERS MAY SHINE, THE WHOLE WORLD GETS DARKER.

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donix Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: UAE Age: 32 Posts: 156 Name: Don Derrick Hatamosa	Re: Residential Street scene cartoons. cartoons. impressive rendering dude. different touch... kinda like it. keep on posting.

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Juan Altieri Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Uruguay Age: 36 Posts: 298 Name: Juan Altieri	Re: Residential Street scene the sunligth looks amazing.......so warm

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crazy homeless guy Moderator Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: San Francisco Posts: 2,893 Name: travis schmiesing	Re: Residential Street scene i think you should go ahead and sho a person being run over on the road. that street is going to be nearly impossible to turn off of without a light. ..but to the rendering, i would work on the grass, and the trees look cg. maybe adding a slight blur to the entire picture will help everything blend better. ...and remember. blood on a windshield could be your friend. __________________ travis schmiesing

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Jeff Mottle President/Founder Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Age: 33 Posts: 5,059 Name: Jeff Mottle	Re: Residential Street scene Those are really nice car models...where are they from? __________________ Jeff Mottle CGarchitect.com

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