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Published: 2014-10-01 17:11:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 1709; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 18
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my first interior design I work on it is based on a tutorial but I changed some features I made the bookcase , the rocking chair the vase and changed the order of the roomit is also my first time to use cycles
modeled in blender 2.71Β
rendered in cyclesΒ
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Wow, the amount of attention to detail you put into this and the accuracy of the 3D pieces, is amazing. I'm a graphic designer too. Don't have much in my gallery to show case, but I'm working on a couple of projects. This is really good, and looks extreamly hard to do. Great job!
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Thanks a lot it needs some training then becomes very entertaining to do
I use a great free program called Blender
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Oh, it's really no problem. Thanks for mentioning the program though, before I brought it up, lol. I was just going to ask you, what program do you use. Anyways, is this something you do for a living or something? Modeling rooms? Or just an interest? Sorry.
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no it is just a hoppy until now maybe I will use my models as business but until now it is an interestΒ
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thats my nodesΒ
sta.sh/0uylpzstv47
as for the time I don't remember exactlyΒ
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nothing special I use a diffuse node to add a textureΒ
and a glossy node for the sofa's frame
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i will post rendered white room soon
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hope to see it soon 
if you need any help don't hesitate to ask I will be happy to help you
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the problem is folding diagonal
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help me make 3d paper boat animation
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why not use the knife tool to make diagonal edges the rotating them
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i did but i dont know to rotate
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the only way I can think of is :
lets say we are dealing with a square shape then connecting 2 opppsite vertices to make a diagonal resulting in two triangles I will grab one of the free vertices and move it in the way I want folding the whole triangle over the other
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nah dont understand, ok i will send the photo
and secondly is it better use shape keys or bone?
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I am not very expert in animation but if you are talking for faces then I think shape keys are better
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yes but how rotate diagonal?
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The warm light is great in the scene and I also have this or a similar red on one of my walls, so I love this scene even more.
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Glad that you liked it thanks a lot
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Looks a lot better colored now, great job for your first interior render!
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Very nice ^^ Your bed seems a little small for me, don't know looks that way. Keep up the good work
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thanks alot chopelina 
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That will teach me to read your title lolΒ Β
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Β All's forgotten. Β Now lets dance ----------->>>> Β
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did you do compositing or edited it in external program?
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all compositing in blenderΒ
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that pink color on the top right wall was there before compositing?
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I increased the roughness of the material to decrease it . Decreased it a little but didn't remove it . Tried to decrease the saturation a little the whole picture became not goodΒ
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try desaturating with gimp or photoshop
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it looks too much red, try decreasing the saturation of the wall colors or make Β some cyan light coming from the outside
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i'm not sure about the changes you made, it's just a personal opinion and you don't have to execute it
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thanks for helping me with your opinions
giving an overall look of red colorΒ
but afterall I am very happy by your helping opinions
thanks bro
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you're welcome, you don't always need to follow opinions of others though, if you're happy with the result you should leave it like that
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