Hexagon for Architectural Modeling - Page 3 - Polyloop

rickei · 30th March 2007, 01:19

Mark, any updates to your house? a final render??

well here is my second attempt using Hex for a building. I know, I know, it's pretty basic, but I modeled it in about 2 hours, and textured it in Carrara, in less than an hour. only the roof is UV mapped, for the shingles.

I still don't have my POV just right, but I think it's close enough for this project. it's just showing a new roof and minor facade changes. I probably could have just done the whole thing in photoshop, but this was a good excuse to use Hex

markbremmer · 30th March 2007, 01:52

Nice work!

Nothing new from me. I can't release final renders of the project until the client broadcasts... :-/

Mark

geqfreq · 5th April 2007, 21:01

Well certainly the view port image set up makes thing difficult to model. Unless of course you have photoshop where you can line up you reference images for modeling. Add a snapping grid plus tools based on Amapi. Don't think there is any reason why you could not model just as tight. I guess Pete Extreme's work showcases that answer. - G

vkirchner · 16th July 2007, 03:31

Mark,

Do you still have time to consider an architectural tutorial?

Vince

markbremmer · 16th July 2007, 06:46

Of course I'm still planning on it. Now I just need to work on the time to get it done. ;)

Mark

30th March 2007, 01:19	#41 (permalink)
rickei Respect the Dawg! Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: USA - Conway, South Carolina Posts: 791	Mark, any updates to your house? a final render?? well here is my second attempt using Hex for a building. I know, I know, it's pretty basic, but I modeled it in about 2 hours, and textured it in Carrara, in less than an hour. only the roof is UV mapped, for the shingles. I still don't have my POV just right, but I think it's close enough for this project. it's just showing a new roof and minor facade changes. I probably could have just done the whole thing in photoshop, but this was a good excuse to use Hex Attached Thumbnails

30th March 2007, 01:52	#42 (permalink)
markbremmer Escaping to 3D worlds... Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 176	Nice work! Nothing new from me. I can't release final renders of the project until the client broadcasts... :-/ Mark __________________ Mark Bremmer Beginner, intermediate and advanced Carrara tutorials are here.

5th April 2007, 21:01	#43 (permalink)
geqfreq Extrusion Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: 8 Fold Path Posts: 161	Well certainly the view port image set up makes thing difficult to model. Unless of course you have photoshop where you can line up you reference images for modeling. Add a snapping grid plus tools based on Amapi. Don't think there is any reason why you could not model just as tight. I guess Pete Extreme's work showcases that answer. - G __________________ "Live and let give"...

16th July 2007, 06:46	#45 (permalink)
markbremmer Escaping to 3D worlds... Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 176	Of course I'm still planning on it. Now I just need to work on the time to get it done. ;) Mark __________________ Mark Bremmer Beginner, intermediate and advanced Carrara tutorials are here.

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16th July 2007, 03:31	#44 (permalink)
vkirchner Boolean Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 93	Mark, Do you still have time to consider an architectural tutorial? Vince