Serena Lakes Plaza Exterior Design

[funrob29]

SERENA LAKES PLAZA

Day scene

Exterior Design Project in progress I'm creating using 3D Home & Landscape  Pro V16 with imported objects I created in TurboCad Pro V19

This project consist of the exterior design of the Center "Serena Lakes Plaza shopping Center" and the Interior design for one the new tenant CubaRicua Tamales & Pasteles Supper Club Opening  at the center.

Robert

FUNRAISE-Designs
Designer: Roberto De Jesus Perez (funrob29)
6-22-2012   

[funrob29]

SERENA LAKES PLAZA

Night scene

"Serena Lakes Plaza shopping Center" and  "CubaRicua Tamales & Pasteles Supper Club" opening  at the center.
(Design in process-Not the final drawings)

Robert

FUNRAISE-Designs
Designer: Roberto De Jesus Perez (funrob29)
6-22-2012   

[Pat Collins]

funrob29

Nice work. I enjoy the nite scene. The landscape fits the building style. Question- the number 29. Your current age or the age you want to return to? My case would be return to. Very nice work.

Pat

[funrob29]

Thanks Pat,

29 is the Birthday date
Fun is my life style commitment & abbreviation to my design company FUNRAISE-Designs

Even though Had a Great time at that Age I Happy to be older and Wiser 

Robert

[funrob29]

Below are the lastes results using High quality resolution, Level-5 render

Robert

[the cad man]

Nice renders Rob

Gaz

[Allan Chesney]

Hi Rob,

It is looking good. The latest trees look a lot better. 

Have you been able to get the Advanced render to work yet?

Allan

[Jack Zimmer]

These are great Rob. Nice job.

To help save on 'storage space' of the Forum, it is best to use jpg or png files. Bmp at these smaller sizes don't give much more detail but do increase file size tremendously. I try to keep most posted images less than 200 kb for renderings and ones not needed for quaility renders below 100 kb.

A jpg or png at over 1200 x size , shows more detail and less kb than your 800 x bmp :-)

What program did you use for your 3D signage?

Keep up the great work and nice to see some fresh designs.

Jack

[funrob29]

Thank Jack

In this project the 3D objects:

Roof Tiles, Window frame,Awnings with metal frames, Store signs and some Decorate wall fixtures I used TurboCad Pro V19 saved as 3ds files.

Palms, Trees, and some bushes, I used XFROG Plants 3D and Photoboard format.

Final Building and Landscape I created using TurboFLOORPLAN HOME LANDSCAPE 3D Pro V16

Currently I've been using AutoCad software, 3dMax, Brice, Maya, Carrera, and DAZ Studio etc.

I'm a TurboCad Fan since TurboCad Architectural and FloorPlan, Cad Course started, with You and Robert Berry years ago, Last version of TurboCad V12 and FloorPlan V10 until this year I Tried TurboCad V19 and Purchased TurboFLOORPLAN HOME LANDSCAPE 3D Pro V16  and look Forward to Purchasing TurboCad 3D Pro V19 

Nice hearing from you!

P.S I'm New in this Forum and thought BMP was the prefer file to use, since PNG was not a format available when saving the render from TFP and hate JPG's  I prefer PNG's but though the files would be larger I wanted to post the best quality to best show TurboCad capabilities and my work.

Thank you, Robert

FUNRAISE-Designs
DBA/ CubaRicua Inc.
Miami, FL

YouTube:@ Funrob29

[Allan Chesney]

Hi Robert,

BMP format was actually not allowed on the forum for a long time as they use up so much memory that eventually older images have to be deleted. They were only allowed temporarily so some photoboards could be shared but with the option that it be removed again if it was overused.

Web resolution is not that good anyway so JPG is fine really for this purpose and saves a huge amount of memory. BMP should only be used for photoboard that use Magenta for transparency.

Allan

[funrob29]

Allan I mentioned being new in the forum and not knowing . 

When uploading the image it said in the- Allowed file types: doc, gif, jpg, pdf, png, txt, zip, bld, bim, 3ds, skp, dxf, dwg, wmv, avi, swf, flv, pps, bmp and in Restrictions: 4 per post, maximum total size 4096KB, maximum individual size 4096KB.

Are you saying that all my images I posted "Will be Deleted from this Forum"  and    Not being informed sooner  and being mislead by the Allowed files and Restrictions 

If so, it will be a Big disappointment to me and any that might of been Helped or Inspired by my postings 

I will keep that in mind from now on 

Robert

[funrob29]

Thanks cad man 

Robert

[the cad man]

...you're welcome Robert...I had a go at "making" my own photoboard tree, based on the advice in this thread.  I took a photo of a gumtree at the bottom of my street, used Photoshop to cut out the background and turn it magenta, then had this practice render.  I'm quite pleased with the detail...there are a couple of small areas of purple, but I can live with that.

Gaz

[funrob29]

Great Tree spices and great shadow.

I tried  one time doing the magenta photoboard trick with no success. I think it was cause I did not save the tree as jpg before import.

I have a Software call XFROG Plants that comes with 3 format files:
Billboard- TIFF Image, Perspective- TIFF image  and  Model-3D image.

I use the perspective TIFF image open it in Photoshop and it opens with Transparent background/ Saved as TARGA images  and imported the tree to photoboard without having to turn background magenta.

Is time consuming to select the Background completely of trees  to change the color to Magenta

Robert

[Jack Zimmer]

Hi Robert,

Thanks for the info on your background and program use. I was hoping you had experience in TCAD. You know I'm a fan of using both products together  , TFP and TCAD, yours and CAD Man are great examples of why.

You say you use AutoCAD. Have you tested importing dxf files from TFPlan to TCAD? That is what my one training video is all about. I've never used AutoCAD and would be curious to get feed back on how a plan imported from TFPlan to TCAD compares to one created in ACAD.  I know the scope of most projects don't compare, I'm just interested in any thoughts on quality (of lines / text / aspects of the 2D work).

I wish more TCAD users would take advantage of the power of TFPlan. But I am certainly happy to see TCAD users here. You guys really know how to spice up activity and project presentations!!

thanks,

Jack