modelermatt
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Wow sounds like so much fun, be very accurate with somewhat accurate datasets.
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10,000 X easier in Twin Motion. Next
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Yes thank you, saved me some time and was exactly what I was looking for.
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From the album: Castillo Residence Remodel
© Key Illustration 2014
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In Chief Architect I can develop conceptual ideas much quicker than other programs. So I'm able to communicate with clients and they understand more about the design intent. Lines on paper can only convey so much emotion. Yes there's mistakes and details not quite right, but these are charrettes, nothing more. Usually I'll develop a model like this and then I bring my tower to the client's house and I do virtual walk throughs using a plugin that exports the rendering (shown) and also does real-time virtual experiences- Lumen RT on their big screen TV. Works very well.
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From the album: Castillo Residence Remodel
© Key Illustration 2014
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From the album: Castillo Residence Remodel
© Key Illustration 2014
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From the album: Castillo Residence Remodel
© Key Illustration 2014
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From the album: Castillo Residence Remodel
© Key Illustration 2014
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From the album: Castillo Residence Remodel
© Key Illustration 2014
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From the album: Mayer Basement
© Key Illustration 2014
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Residential Basement Remodel job. There's probably too much focal blur in the images, this stuff is all experimental. I was also playing with illuminated surfaces in this study above and below cabinetry. I'm exporting these images in Lumen RT's standard lighting quality export setting. If I were to choose full lighting, superior, or extreme the shade and shadow is much better than these images. The penalty is longer processing times and the lighting is not adjustable on the fly in the real time model. I hope that helps some people and you all find it interesting. you'll notice that I have bleeding of light in the corner sometimes, models sometimes need cleaning up to prevent this. I also tried creating a glass table in one of the images and it was a fail because it was too transparent. It's all about fiddling with the dials and buttons.
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From the album: Mayer Basement
© Key Illustration 2014
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From the album: Mayer Basement
© Key Illustration 2014
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From the album: Mayer Basement
© Key Illustration 2014
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From the album: Mayer Basement
© Key Illustration 2014
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From the album: Markus Basement
© Key Illustration 2014
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This is a basement remodel job for a recent client.
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From the album: Markus Basement
© Key Illustration 2014
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From the album: Markus Basement
© Key Illustration 2014
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Actually, I'd guess Chief's programmers are quite smart. When you can't get something to work in Chief, you get out another tool and you fix it. Do your stairs need to be perfect for a rendering or for construction documents? Custom stairs? Model them. Everything can't be a menu selection or a press of a button in life IMHO.
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From the album: Schmidt Master Bath
This stuff all just takes time to learn and perfect. This is a better image than the first one I uploaded. Chief is much more powerful than people think it is. Some users need to think outside of the box and use the tools for what they're capable of. Other times you need to get out a different tool altogether. Whatever it takes to get the job done and get paid. Snicker© Key Illustration 2014
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From the album: Lewkowiez Residence
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