Author Topic: A wooden digital scale model  (Read 1792 times)

2021-04-09, 20:41:42

Helldoor

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Hey there folks,

here's something different (which happened to be kinda 'in' recently): It's a project I did for a client three weeks ago - urban planning in a very-very early phase. We had to show the idea of a new public square, but without being specific at all - no materials or certain archtiectural style. Instead, the visuals had to only show the new urban situation in a three-dimensional space, not cost too much or be too specific. Well - here's the solution.

Enjoy!

2021-04-11, 22:02:04
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asdecret

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Hello there,

Love your scene and its look.
Any chance you could share an empty scene :) with the set up

Great work again, I also think it has real value vs. hyperrealistic.

Thanks

Alex

2021-04-12, 11:45:03
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Helldoor

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Hey there Alex,

thanks a lot for your kind words!
Obviously, I uploaded this not to brag with some insane realism, but to share a simple and sympathetic idea of presenting a very early project phase (that has little to no input) in an interesting and still kinda realistic way. Me and the client are very happy and plan to use this optic in future similar situaions, too.
As for your question - the setup is as simple as it gets - a studio HDRI - that's it. Just pick one that fits your needs and meets you taste. The current one I've used is the white studio interior from HDRI Haven.
I mean, you can surely go further and build a whole studio around, place the scale model on a table and so be able to make far views (of the scale model, being placed on a table and lit up with some table lamp). This would emphasize the scale even further... In my case, as it was a commercial project, I didn't want to make it more expensive for the client, without any added value for them. And as the next project was waiting, after this was done, I also didn't have the time for that. So I uploaded it as it was delivered.

Hope this helps and wish you all the best!
Teo/Helldoor
« Last Edit: 2021-04-12, 11:58:40 by Helldoor »

2021-04-12, 20:38:19
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asdecret

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Hello there,

Thanks for your anwer and the details.
Your set up is great and quite perfect as is.
Quick question, in order for the mapping to work with the objects did you scale everything down.
In other words is the buiding 10 cm instead of being 10 meters. 

Thanks and have a great evening.

Alex

2021-04-13, 00:56:02
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Looking good, very smooth way of showing some early stages
Using Corona since 2014-01-02
https://www.behance.net/Gringott

2021-04-13, 09:57:15
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Thanks, Tanakov! It's also quite quick and therefore not so pricey for the client. Win-win.
« Last Edit: 2021-04-13, 10:47:35 by Helldoor »

2021-04-13, 10:46:38
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Quick question, in order for the mapping to work with the objects did you scale everything down.
In other words is the buiding 10 cm instead of being 10 meters. 


Yes, it is a scale 3d model, built in 1:100.

Cheers.

2021-05-24, 21:05:41
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asdecret

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Hello there,

Could you tell me how you did the vegetation, is scattered or a model?

Thanks

Alex