Making Of

By Jeff Mottle

The Making Of Country Home

Hi all. My name is Nicolás Molina managing partner of http://www.90-grados.com/, sharing with you from Cordoba, Argentina this tutorial on our work "Country Home". Thanks Jeff for giving us this opportunity.





MODELING

This is a project for a future presentation townhome "country" in an environment that emphasizes the architecture. In this case it was based on a model from 3DDD.ru, which was then completed with a new roof, ridges, drains, curtains, deck etc.


 Original model.


Detail and ridge tiles, beveled walls.



Detail of drains, curtains and beveled corners.


3D Deck planking added.


Detail of the deck. They moved some planks to add imperfections. The same work was done on the roof.

LIGHTING AND CAMERAS

The scene is illuminated by a VRaySun and a 3D dome with a VRayLightMtl applied, which uses a map from VizPeople HDRI.


VRay Sun Settings.


Material applied to the 3D dome.



PhysicalCamera configuration. We added some imperfections to the ground next to the camera.

MATERIALS

The materials used are basic. We used VRayDirt in some cases and paid more attention to siding and drains.

VEGETATION

Vegetation was from Evermotion for flowering plants and Itrees for the trees and shrubs. We also used Multiscatter for the lawn.


Masks were used for the distribution of the two types of Multiscatter grasses: low near the home and higher as it moves away.

RENDERING

The final image was rendered at a resolution of 2500px wide using a fairly simple setup. It took a Quad Core no more than 4 hours.



Original render.

POST-PRODUCTION

Post-Production was done in Photoshop. We only used the reflection render element and did not do a lot of retouching. The biggest change was the curves and color balance.


Final render


As you will see is a fairly simple job. We wanted basic scene for further work that was efficient in terms of render times. I hope this tutorials has helped. Thanks for listening and good luck.

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Great work, Very much Realistic
Arigatou gozaimasu
Thank you very much Joxa.
Excellent job.
Muchas gracias Guillermo. Buena madera se nota en tu trabajo, mucha suerte. Saludos.
master exelente tut0 te felicit0 un trabaj0 de 10 punt0s ! salud0s desde ri0 cuart0
Nicolas- experimenting is the way to go with Vray. True, true :). Thanks for a quick reply.
Thank you very much Mankehue ArchViz, Un Ifthikhar, Maciej Zakowicz. A Ifthikhar. According to you, the light pole we left too clean. Now I regret. Maciej Zakowicz. The truth is that in the first configuration and testing work, Reinhard was the best. But do not underestimate try other. And the gamma 2.0 instead of 2.2, a touch up easily contrast. But in other scenes had in 2.2.
Thanks for a good tutorial. You've used Reinhard instead of Linear color mapping. You find it better for exteriors? From what I can see Your workflow is linear (gamma 2,0 instead of 2,2 though).
Amazing output!! This is what i would call photo-realistic. The only thing i didnt like is the lamp post, which is looking lill odd. Congrats from India!
Thanks for the information and thanks for share your work Cheers
Thank you all for the comments. Saleh Elci, as you say the sphere contains the Hdri and cylinder map to reinforce reflexes. The map is a jpg of the same Hdri.
thank you very much for this great tutorial Nicolas.
Thank you all for the comments. Saleh Elci, as you say the sphere contains the Hdri and cylinder map to reinforce reflexes. The map is a jpg of the same Hdri.
Thanks for answers. Yes it would not be possible , you are right. but this kind of things should contain in information. Nicolás choosed a good hdr , it fits in sphere. i cheched my archieve and found the hdr he used here its 6000x2900 res. another point , there is a cylinder too , ok sphere is for sky and hdr whats cylinder for ?
Saleh Good point, this tutorial prevents information For me, I think for the scene we exclude the sun, because it would not be possible to illuminate properly. Cheers
You did well! Great attention to detail, which makes, or breaks, an architectural rendering.
thank you ! did you exclude the sphere from Vray Sun ? and what is best resolution of hdr or image for mathing to sphere ?

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Nicolás Molina from 90 Grados breaks down one of their latest scenes in this Making Of Country Home.

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Jeff Mottle

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