Valerie Residence 2
"Thanks George. I was just being lazy. That is also why I did not bother with much entourage. Thanks again for the comments."
advanced rendering for AutoCAD
Relaxing peaceful place
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Comment by Ian Foster Griffith on March 7, 2013 at 6:54am -
Will do thanks Mike.
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Comment by mike makki on March 6, 2013 at 11:54pm -
ian ...type in search here in this website....ground cover grass....you will see me on the top of forume page...i have written down as well as attached the jepg grass file with the setting required in plants editor....let me know how you get on...mike
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Comment by Ian Foster Griffith on March 6, 2013 at 11:16pm
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Love the overgrown patches in the paving, You always have the cool stuff........................
This is the same question every time a know but what are the plants and grass, and how do I get them. Is anything green in this image done with (NXt plants). "bending the leaf image is my problem in NTX plant editor"
Can you give me the plant editor file for the ground cover glass so I can learn how you did this, or show me how to get start on making better grass. Currently using displacement for my grass.
Are the plants in the pots rpc's?
PS - You helped me get on top on "displacement of Material" thanks for this I have been using this in all my new images.
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George Ioannidis commented on Yinka Gbotosho's photoValerie Residence 2
"Some of the aggressive trees did it through the walls. :) You could move them or photoshop walls penetrating branches. Great rendering anyway and of course, nice house to live in."
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