Posts Tagged "Architectural Render"
Posted by Allan Brito on January 31st, 2013 ~
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The amount of artists using Blender Cycles to render architectural projects is growing fast, and with all the new features added to Cycles in the past few months, it will become quite easy to find nice examples of artwork create for architecture using Cycles. And I want to show you…
Posted by Allan Brito on April 26th, 2011 ~
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It is been quite a while sine the last time I mentioned Octane Render here on the blog, but I`m always visiting their user forums to check some of the projects posted there using Blender to create architectural visualization. And I have to say that some of them are really…
Posted by Allan Brito on October 11th, 2010 ~
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The use of an unbiased render engine like LuxRender can add significant realism to a scene with only a few mouse clicks. But, the down side of most unbiased render engines is the amount of time we have to leave the image “cooking” to get a noise free image. To…
Posted by Allan Brito on September 2nd, 2010 ~
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The use of GPU power is one easiest ways to speed up the rendering for any type of project related with 3d visualization. Today we have a lot of tools that help use to use all those cores on our shiny graphics card, and work in real time generating realist…
Posted by Allan Brito on July 12th, 2010 ~
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The workflow of an architectural visualization project for a Blender artist usually has a final stage when we may use external render engines, like YafaRay and LuxRender. From both renderers the one with the largest number of scripts and plugins that make it compatible with lots of 3d softwares is…
Posted by Allan Brito on March 10th, 2010 ~
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A few days ago a new update to the development version of the upcoming Blender 2.60 was released. The Blender 2.50 Alpha 2 adds more features and tools for artists interested on testing what will be the future Blender 2.60. Even with lots of new features for modeling, most architectural…
Posted by Allan Brito on February 1st, 2010 ~
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One of the most used tools to create rough studies and models for architectural visualization is SketchUp, because of the easy to use and speed in which we can create 3d models. So far, if we wanted to render a project designed with SketchUp and with photo real algorithms, we…
Posted by Allan Brito on October 29th, 2009 ~
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An external view of a Project is very simple to accomplish in comparison with interior views, because of the complexity of the light interaction and the setup of light sources. For external views, in most cases we only have to setup a daylight simulation with a sky background and it’s…