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Title: Desert Villa - Landscape design
Post by: blendman on February 07, 2012, 06:50:00 am

Dear All,

Having recently acquired the Trees and Plants Plugin, and trying to put it to good use on my Desert Villa - Landscape design project .  Must say this is a must have Plug-in!

Enjoy!

Testing 3d software (http://vimeo.com/36327657)

regards

blendman

Title: Re: Desert Villa - Landscape design
Post by: arch_bd on February 07, 2012, 08:20:31 am

Well done Michael,
Great atmosphere, beautiful color.Love it
Thanks for sharing.
regards

Title: Re: Desert Villa - Landscape design
Post by: kais Jacob on February 07, 2012, 10:54:30 am

Bonjour blendman
Good testing & nice atmosphere
 but the falling of the water ---  (Needs for the better):

Title: Re: Desert Villa - Landscape design
Post by: Morten on February 07, 2012, 12:10:05 pm

Quote from: dazomatic on February 07, 2012, 10:24:26 am

was the flash at 1.:29 caused by maximizing lumions window , while rendering ?

(Yes, the exposure is unfortunately reset when you resize/move the Lumion window. I wish there was a way for them to fix this, as it's visible in quite a few videos)

Title: Re: Desert Villa - Landscape design
Post by: blendman on February 07, 2012, 01:34:56 pm

Dear Arch_bd, Dazomatic, Kais, and Morten,

Thank you kindly for your positive comments.  So pleased Arch_bd you enjoyed this. I really had fun making it.  

Kais, many thanks for your screenshot capture, yes this is sloppy and I need to spend more time amending the waterfall.

Dazomatic and Morten,

You have finally confirmed something which is a mystery to me for so long - Of course!  changing the screen!! - I actually do it all the time so I can attend to urgent work on my Toshiba laptop.  Now that I know the cause, I'm going to be doubly careful not to interrupt the rednering process.  BTW, the second render (camera dollying down from the tree mid-way through the movie) took nearly eight hours!!!  :-(

Best regards,

blendman