I really liked the interiors as well as the architectural renders. Quite a design + visualization is it. Cheers.
I would appreciate if you were able to share the rendering time of respective renders, and your computer's hardware configuration. Would be of great help for a starter like me !
thanks

I just loved the interiors, the lighting , the spacial arrangement of furniture and follies

Besides the queries are all For the Author ? I probably can expect answers to them ? "Queries for you to either refer or answer: 1. How much time did it take you ( /team) to model this with the landscaping on revit and then on sketchup individually ? 2. Why didn't you chose revit indigo for renderin...

Alright ! Alright ! I am new to sharing on forums ! Don't know the etiquette yet ! Apologies

Hey how do you guys do this level of photoshop ? You already have some photoshop scenes ready or what ? And you just put your render in the photoshop scene and then edit a bit here and there ?
If not then how do you make the whole scene besides the render ?

I have the same problem with the latest revit !
I tried to run it back on 2010. Initially even that was not running , but I had to then change the date back to last year's , and its running altogether fine now on 2010.

I don't know how to make it work for today on 2011 or 2010. Can anyone help ?

I really liked the views. Quite realistic , all of'em. But the one which has car on the left , a view from the neighbour's property , that is probably not really well done , if it were not yellow shrubs on car's right. btw I am an aspiring Architect myself. I have a number of Queries for you to eith...

Great Realism

It's a learning process, hemantchhabra, practice and tips come along :) 5) Have a play with the lighting and tone mapping and camera settings a little - its very easy on the default settings for renders to look a little flat and bland which again hurts realism. Start there for instance, say tonemap...

so finally ! Anyone here tender to offer help ? Materials lighting and environment ?
Thanks

I became a better designer when did it on 2d then when I did it on 3d

visualizations are near to surreal. 2d is more like near reality with mathematically revealing !

Absolutely ! But I think I am a live example of , 3d modeling is noway near to judge and discover what a Real design is , Paper and sketching ( 2d ). Beyond a certain acceptable level of 2d it is definetly a recommended tool , but yes , one can never start with a visualization.

Thanks a lot for such a precise professional reply. I would like to clear somethings here. 1. I am not an animator or someone who has free time and fantasize to create realistic renders. 2. I am a student of Architecture. I learn how to design spaces. And as you are in the field already you know wha...

I have been trying to learn Indigo from the tutorials that are available on the website itself, but I believe there is a lot to the software than that ? Because I certainly am not able to produce high photographic quality renders from sketchup. Revit Indigo itself doesn't give much editing tools for...