Another Quiet Place

Started by garystan, June 26, 2012, 04:56:38 PM

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garystan



       Here's another one for the  viewing.    I call it   "Prayer Garden "

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funrob29


Peaceful place  ;)

Question:

1-Was this render using Advance or Basic? ???

2- Where all the plants from the Catalog and  are any using photoboard ?

Great lighting and Shadows  ;)

Robert


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garystan



   funrob29 :

                    All the plants were from the catalog.  As for the background,  I just used an imported background (.jpeg file),  no photoboard......this time.    I made the benches in Google Sketchup.       I rendered it in Advanced Mode.
                     Also.......thanks for the  "thumbs up "  Jack.

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Allan Chesney

Hi Garystan,

Looks really good - very peaceful and realistic!  :D

Have you tried making such things as the benches in TFP?  Very easy to do.

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garystan


    Allan :

                       I tried using the Tools in  TFP,  like the Circle, Arc and Line.   But, after drawing out the circle (for example ),  it seems like the only way I can use it is if I convert it to a wall or a member.  Then it comes to the part about not being able to  rotate it .      I've got a copy of your article on finding and using the circles, squares, etc.....but the only  place I can find these tools is when I click on Tools>Layout.   That's where I find the arc, circle, etc........... I can, for instance, make a circle, adjust the properties.  And make a wall from it.      And, no offense,  TFP is a darn good program.   I LOVE it.    But, there's no function to   "soften" edges.

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garystan



funrob 29  :

                        Here's another example of what can be done with TFP.
                         I have other projects that I've done.   They're in the Gallery,  again, just to show what can be done  in TFP.