Renerabbitt
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Helpful if you adjust your signature to indicate what software version you are on and your system specs. This is the Chief Architect Interiors and Premier forums, Hometalk is where you will find information on the Home Designer line of products. What you are showing is a imitation in that line of products.
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From the album: A COLLECTION OF RENDERINGS
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RENDERING BILLING RATES PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR MODEL CREATION PRICING. RENDERING PRICES ARE BASED ON NUMBER OF ZONES MODELED AND LEVEL OF DETAIL REQUIRED DESCRIPTION OF LEVEL OF DETAILS: LOD #: PHYSICALLY BASED RENDERINGS(PBR): Great for internal conceptual meetings. RESOLUTION: UP TO 4K SEMI-PHOTO-REALISTIC: Building only, some entourage, low resolution HDR background image or fog/sky, RESOLUTION: 720p (not suitable for print media) CAMERA PHONE: Sampling rate of 60-100 passes, short line of site (distance cut off in background). RESOLUTION: 1080P-2K (optimized for web pages, suitable for budget print/flyers etc) PHOTO-REALISTIC: Sampling rate of 100-300 passes. RESOLUTION: 1080p up to 7K resolution, post processing in Photoshop/Lightroom/Procreate (suitable for print media). PHOTO-REALISTIC: extensive use of entourage and post processing including textiles. 300-3000 passes RESOLUTION: 2K up to 8K+. Post processing in Photoshop/Lightroom/Procreate. 8 masks/channels for post processing: Shadow/Reflections/Refractions/Material ID/Object ID/Alpha/Diffuse Light/AO. Suitable for large monitor presentations/galleries. Can be indiscernible from photography. DESCRIPTION OF ZONES A zone is an area to be decorated with entourage for the field of view of a given shot. Often times a single render includes multiple zones PRICES BASED ON LEVEL OF DETAIL(LOD) LOD 1 PER ZONE SETUP FEE: $200 PER RENDER FEE: $50 LOD 2 PER ZONE SETUP FEE: $200 PER RENDER FEE: $150 LOD 3 PER ZONE SETUP FEE: $400 PER RENDER FEE: $150 LOD 4 PER ZONE SETUP FEE: $400 PER RENDER FEE: $300 LOD 5 PER ZONE SETUP FEE: $200 PER RENDER FEE: $500+ CALL FOR QUOTE TYPICAL VR RENDERING(SPHERICAL) LOD 4 2-3 ZONES: $800-$1,200 PER RENDER FEE-7K RESOLUTION: $500 PRICES NEGOTIABLE ON LARGE PROJECTS
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From the album: A COLLECTION OF RENDERINGS
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Seeking CA Designer/Draftsman Vancouver, WA
Renerabbitt replied to kiteskiride's topic in Seeking Services
Are you open to freelance? I am taking on new work in 2022 and am a big power user(which often means that the workload cannot keep up with my efficiency). I've been working remotely for over a decade now and also train offices in this software, both in group settings and in pre-recorded production drafting videos. Contact me at renerabbitt@gmail.com -
How to effectively reuse text with different annotation sets?
Renerabbitt replied to PMMully's topic in General Q & A
I personally use only a single default set(current naming of annotation sets) I use macros I use text styles I do not use Rich Text The full explanation of this work flow would take some time to explain, and Steve will do a fine job diving into it. -
I should not be responding to this but only a few of our macro gurus respond to stuff nowadays. Assume that I may be completely wrong, I am not familiar with using the correct terminology I believe in X-13 they built in a custom classification for anything that would be considered a dimension. Which means to use an area macro you may have to convert it to a float. by using .to_f
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@rgardner and @MarkMc Bet you could figure out what I did..maybe it should be challenge #5 211124.mp4
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Importing and Exporting 3D models with other programs?
Renerabbitt replied to sthieldesign's topic in General Q & A
Revit can be a challenge for someone inexperienced in export. DWG works, sometimes I use sketchup to import from revit than re-export for chief. The import/export functions of chief are pretty straightforward. I would not import a 3d model from revit, I would budget for redesigning the model from revit in Chief and conforming the changes as you go. Often times I will use sketchup as a landing point when working with architects. Revit doesnt play nice for collaborative work the same way that Chief does not. They are BIM/BIM based so true collaboration isn't possible without either party simply working in the software of choice. Bigger question is what specifically do you need to provide for such clients? -
If you post your .plan file I can take a look, helpful if you use the backup option with referenced material files
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Can you please take a screenshot of the dbx at 3d/Lighting/Adjust Lights/ so we can see if the problem is your light sets.
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Just wanted to point out that the two renderings are not comparable as you are not utilizing light sets. One image does not have the pendants turned on.
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I didn't spend any time explaining some of the details of this cabinet so I can add them here as an FYI. Also, thank you. My cabinet can be resized, it will simply resize unlocked components just like any cabinet. My cabinet can be turned into a style pallet. You can apply any doors you want to my cabinet, so you can make different arched doors quickly using the method I showed in the first couple of minutes of the video and apply it. You can apply different drawers. Half of the video was creating the drawers. Once they are complete, no need to recreate them. If you need new custom arched cabinet box and panels, should take about 3 minutes when coupled with the style pallet created from the original cabinet. See vid. 211122 (9).mp4
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You can throw a +1 in this suggestion
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From the album: A COLLECTION OF RENDERINGS
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From the album: A COLLECTION OF RENDERINGS
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From the album: A COLLECTION OF RENDERINGS
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chief architect FREE SYMBOLS AND CATALOGS
Renerabbitt replied to Renerabbitt's topic in Symbols and Content
POST 38 Part of the Fun Community Challenge #4 Download this cabinet symbol HERE Take a look at how it was created here: CLICK ME TO GO BACK TO THE INDEX!!!- 245 replies
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Access to Chief's Built-in "Global" macros
Renerabbitt replied to Alaskan_Son's topic in Offering Services
I purchased this as well...I haven't looked at it yet...but I would never let Michael's tools pass me buy -
Yes, but not within chief. you can create a macro that will do a continuation of ctrl+e and a bunch of tabs. have you considered changing your preferences to open up to the last panel. Not in front of a computer right now.
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Hey old timer, It's really easy to organize and use the SAM method when holding a bunch of schedules in CAD. Not to mention you can have those schedules sent to layout already, which is also easier to do when they are in a placeholder position such as a CAD detail. For your revisions, easy to put together a custom revision note and a schedule. Give me a call and I can send my template your way, you might love it or may hate it.
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I'll be giving a ton away to the winners of this challenge:
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FYI I didnt need the sig..it was in the screenshot, and 128gb is too small for modern OS IMO
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For sure, happy to help. My laptop screen just broke and I am running on a laptop from 2016, the G752 in my signature. It runs beautifully except for line over drawing in rendering views. I think your machine is fine for a few more years then maybe upgrade the video card only.(After you've upgraded the drive)
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The fastest, dirtiest, board and batten siding trick
Renerabbitt replied to Renerabbitt's topic in Tips & Techniques
Ive had flooding at my place, moved out, and left my mic behind by accident. @HumbleChief and @cjanderson66 "Example" is a P-solid that I converted to a fixture and then designated as a freestanding range. It is 200" tall, 1" depth, and 12" wide and is a few inches AFF. The key element is specifying it as a range in the symbol options. Then: I clicked on the exterior room and created a polyline Converted the polyline to a distributed path, selected the range. Specified 15" intervals for a 3" Batten(12" symbol) Then I copied the path to the floor above Pull a 3d view and explode the lower distributed path. With the Backsplash Tool, clicked on the spaces between on the lower floor first. Explode the upper, click on the spaces on the upper floor. Dragged the bottom of the upper floor up Use the Delete Items Tool and select fixtures. Please keep in mind this is not perfect. You could get it perfect by breaking the line segments of the distributed path, but at that point it would be faster just to draw your 1 batten and then distribute in plan view.
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