Hoff_Design
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Messing around with home made textures-rendering in X17
Hoff_Design added images to a gallery album in Members Albums
Messing around with some textures I made. I took the photos for them on my walks this last week, played with them in photoshop, and moved to Texturize, then imported into X17. Not using the bumps for height, just normal maps and AO, and a couple have metalness. I am figuring out the ray trace render process, so these images are mostly just shapes for practice. I am liking what I am seeing. -
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Note the subtle stains on the foundation and the fascia. -
I like the wet look of the stamped concrete. -
Rendered in Chief. I have been working on creating new textures for my library. Really enjoying it. No AI. -
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Fire-Rebuild Altadena Santa Rosa.png
Hoff_Design commented on ChiefARCHLA's gallery image in Room Planner
Nice work! Great attention to detail. -
Renders of recent projects.
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This album will feature a focus on interior lighting in X17 using the ray trace rendering.
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I-joist rafters with 2x6 tails - auto rebuild, how do I do it?
Hoff_Design replied to Hoff_Design's topic in General Q & A
Thank you everyone for your input! I used copy and paste in place on the roofs, made the changes and here it is. It is not perfect, (not sure how to align the 2x6's to the side of the I-joist) and I would want to show blocking between joists at the top plate. (probably just create a 3D solid for those?) Had to move out of auto build to manual. This does work well for section view. Again thank you! -
How do I produce an overhang like the hand drawing instead of the rendered model where the roof is an I-joist and the overhang is 2x6 DF?
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Control the amount of the paint blend transparency
Hoff_Design replied to Ringos's topic in General Q & A
When I want control over the color blend of a texture, I currently export the texture and open in photoshop, adjust the color, then reimport. I added this as a suggestion to include in future versions. -
Very cool!
