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    Jason: Here's a great site I found for grass and ground-cover: http://www.tonytextures.com/free-green-nature-ground-texture-photo-gallery/ Eric
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    A simple interior rendering...
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    Chief tech support has recommended to me Studio Drivers not game ready.
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    Susan: The color assigned to your light sources can affect the color of the scene as can the amount of artificial light and ambient light along wit their respective settings. It would help if you post the plan. Eric
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    Another exterior rendering for a homeowner...
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    Another PBR ray-trace...
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    This is a PBR ray-trace I prepared for a recent kitchen job...
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    Thanks Dermot, I'll try that.
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    My current kitchen project has a corner cabinet holding a cook-top. The cabinets to the left are 24" deep and the cabinets on the right are 30" deep. I don't see an option to specify the different depths nor can I just drag one end to match he adjoining cabinet. Any thoughts?
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    Thanks for the link.
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    Here's a Crepe Myrtle I have in my library... Crepe Myrtle 01.zip
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    I don't know why that didn't show up in my search (same search term):
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    I need to create a reflected ceiling plan but I don't know of a way to do this in Chief. Has anyone done one?
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    A kitchen rendering with a pencil line overlay...
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    This sounds like something I can help you with. P.M. sent.
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    You can produce some really nice renderings in Chief but you'll need to upgrade from HD Pro to Chief to get the ray trace feature.There are some excellent video tutorials in the knowledge base which are a good place to start. From there, it's a matter of learning the various features and techniques described through experimentation. Here are a couple of scenes I rendered in Chief (with some symbols and materials brought in from outside sources)... rendered in X9: : rendered in X13: There are other rendering programs that can produce really outstanding results but that requires investing in more software and also learning it. I guess it's all a matter of how much time and money you're willing to invest and for what type of result.
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    This is a PBR ray-trace that will be used by the client (a developer) for marketing...
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    This sounds like something I can help you with. Please contact me directly at 585-441-5291 or eric@epvisualz.com if you'd like to discuss. - Eric P.M. sent
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    Many thanks Michael, I sent to the client.
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    I did try that yesterday and showed it to the client but they didn't like it. I've also tried increasing emissivness and placing a green colored bacgroundbehind the plant but so far nothing has been a good solution.