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Mountain Lodge

Super cheese sandwichSuper cheese sandwich Posts: 633
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Hi. There is any interior that match with this product?

 

pd. Why most of the times the vendors publish incomplete things? I mean, They sell a house but not the interior of the house. Or they sell a sky outfit but not the skies (just a example)

 

Thanks

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  • FaveralFaveral Posts: 415

    Hi,

    No, there is no matching interior. There are two reasons why buildings usually don't have interiors built in.

    One is the file size... This mountain lodge for example is close to 750,000 polygons without the trees. Creating a detailed interior would easily double this size, and make it totally impractical to navigate in the scene. (as it is with all the plants, it's already stretching it)

    Two, is that setting up a camera in tight places, as would be the case here if there was an interior, is very difficult, it requires very large camera angles which make any render pretty ugly.

    Interiors in 3d are better done as a movie studio set or a stage would be, where the camera isn't constrained to actual walls. That's why you'll see most interior sets have removable walls, so you can pull the camera out and have camera shots with narrower angles (no fish eye effect)

    It's much better in my view to have nice detailled outsides for outdoors shots, and practical interiors for indoors shots, rather than trying to cram both together and make it impractical both for outdoors and indoors shots

  • thistledownsnamethistledownsname Posts: 1,325

    I like the look of the lodge, but without an interior I'll probably pass on it.  Having an amazing exterior doesn't do me much good if I can't look through the window.

  • Super cheese sandwichSuper cheese sandwich Posts: 633

    I'm agreed with thistledownsname. All the complete sets with exteriors, interiors and (if possible) an environment around them like the Mountain Lodge is a must buy for me (and for many others for sure too). Knowing all the negative things I prefer a complete scene yes

    Many thanks for your response Feveral! smiley

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 38,200
    edited January 2017

    well Kelly lodge by Faveral is a start for an awesome interior for it and there is no reason you could not make a window seethrough with a shader, remove a wall from that set and sit it behind it for an outside render if your computer can handle it!!

    http://www.daz3d.com/kelly-lodge

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  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 38,200
    edited January 2017

    the explorers den is another

    http://www.daz3d.com/explorer-s-den

    Post edited by WendyLuvsCatz on
  • BeeMKayBeeMKay Posts: 7,019

    Well, those who only buy the complete thing are certainly willing to add another 40-50 bucks to pay for the extra time it would need to make such a set. You'd also need to split it up the structure; with the geometry and texture, it will be a lot to handle for most users...

    so, I tend to agree with Faveral, and 3digit... Using specialized sets is a much more flexible way.

  • FeralFeyFeralFey Posts: 3,928

    I love the Mountain Lodge and I think Faveral did an excellent, as always, job on it. Beautifully crafted.

  • Super cheese sandwichSuper cheese sandwich Posts: 633
    the3Ddigit said:

    well Kelly lodge by Faveral is a start for an awesome interior for it and there is no reason you could not make a window seethrough with a shader, remove a wall from that set and sit it behind it for an outside render if your computer can handle it!!

    http://www.daz3d.com/kelly-lodge

    Those environments you provide doesn't match with the montain lounge. Many of us don't make a living of 3d. That's why I look for a complete set. Ready to render. You can't lose time in a hectic life. Also, I'm a newbie. Thanks for comment the3Ddigit

  • Super cheese sandwichSuper cheese sandwich Posts: 633
    BeeMKay said:

    Well, those who only buy the complete thing are certainly willing to add another 40-50 bucks to pay for the extra time it would need to make such a set. You'd also need to split it up the structure; with the geometry and texture, it will be a lot to handle for most users...

    so, I tend to agree with Faveral, and 3digit... Using specialized sets is a much more flexible way.

    Yes, that's the worse thing about making a complete set according with what Feveral said. It would be a lot to handle for most users but... Why do they don't make a separate product of a matching interior then? crying

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 38,200
    Super cheese sandwich said:
    the3Ddigit said:

    well Kelly lodge by Faveral is a start for an awesome interior for it and there is no reason you could not make a window seethrough with a shader, remove a wall from that set and sit it behind it for an outside render if your computer can handle it!!

    http://www.daz3d.com/kelly-lodge

    Those environments you provide doesn't match with the montain lounge. Many of us don't make a living of 3d. That's why I look for a complete set. Ready to render. You can't lose time in a hectic life. Also, I'm a newbie. Thanks for comment the3Ddigit

    those sets are by the same PA

    I am just a user like you, just not a n00b

  • FaveralFaveral Posts: 415

    I might do a lodge interior later on, I've been wanting to do it for a while.

     

  • alexhcowleyalexhcowley Posts: 2,386
    Faveral said:

    I might do a lodge interior later on, I've been wanting to do it for a while.

     

    Excellent idea but please don't make it look too modern inside.  I do mostly fantasy renders so something that looks like it belongs in the 20th century is of little interest to me.

    Cheers,

    Alex.

  • BeeMKayBeeMKay Posts: 7,019
    alexhcowley said:
    Faveral said:

    I might do a lodge interior later on, I've been wanting to do it for a while.

     

    Excellent idea but please don't make it look too modern inside.  I do mostly fantasy renders so something that looks like it belongs in the 20th century is of little interest to me.

    Cheers,

    Alex.

    Well, there could always be two sets, for different time zones. wink

  • josephlemons69_4db0991b45josephlemons69_4db0991b45 Posts: 423

    Please make the interior look modern :D 

  • Super cheese sandwichSuper cheese sandwich Posts: 633
    josephlemons69_4db0991b45 said:

    Please make the interior look modern :D 

    +1

  • GoggerGogger Posts: 2,390
    edited January 2017

    I am rendering my first scenes with this set now and WOW! It is truly beautiful and inspiring!  I *might* be interested in a separate set for the interior - I can understand people wanting an old style, but myself, I'd prefer Alaskan hunting lodge kind of style myself. I have a pretty beefy machine (Alienware Gaming Specs desktop rig with a GTX 980Ti) and it is giving it a run for the money.  But I don't care - it is SO worth it!  Just WOW!  Thanks for this beauty! 

    [edited for stupid typos]

    Also, putting the viewport in Lit Wireframe mode and turning off ALL the trees while moving around the scene helps TREMENDOUSLY!   Just turn 'em back on and hit render! 

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  • nonesuch00nonesuch00 Posts: 18,118

    Alot of the South Beach Deco interiors would would with as-is or with a bit of retexturing using Mec4D's iRay Texture Shaders presets vol 2. That are also PC+ so affordable to buy them all and see which ones work best.

    There are also various other interiors in the PC+ club and many with a typical modern IKEA Designer look. You just have to search for them and buy the ones you like.

  • thistledownsnamethistledownsname Posts: 1,325
    Faveral said:

    I might do a lodge interior later on, I've been wanting to do it for a while.

     

    Yay!

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 38,200
    edited April 2017

    I bought this yesterday and no way could you add an interior and render it with iray cheeky

    Octane 2 plugin copes nicely and its an instant appearance instanced trees and all

    but iray goes to CPU on my 980ti and freezes up my PC

    so to those wanting an interior you better have a rack of multiple GTX1080ti's or TITAN X's

     

    Mountain Lodge Or4DS.jpg
    1920 x 1080 - 1M
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  • dracorndracorn Posts: 2,345
    I wanted to say, I love your stuff, Faveral, and wish my budget could afford more of it. You do quality work.

    My 2 cents for an interior: since lodges like this can be originally built in the 1920's or 19th century, it could work for fantasy, and some modern props would make it usable for contemporary too. Some texture options could make it more modern or medieval. Everybody will be happy.

  • Super cheese sandwichSuper cheese sandwich Posts: 633
    th3Digit said:

    I bought this yesterday and no way could you add an interior and render it with iray cheeky

    Octane 2 plugin copes nicely and its an instant appearance instanced trees and all

    but iray goes to CPU on my 980ti and freezes up my PC

    so to those wanting an interior you better have a rack of multiple GTX1080ti's or TITAN X's

     

    My i7 can handle it easily. No joke

  • MouserMouser Posts: 675
    edited May 2023

    Do the doors & windows open/close? 

    As in are they posable.

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  • NorthOf45NorthOf45 Posts: 5,480

    Mouser said:

    Do the doors & windows open/close? 

    As in are they posable.

    Nothing is posable. There are no distinct geometry sections to isolate to use, say, Mesh Grabber, or D-Formers. All Surfaces are combined by material type (Bricks, Glass, Wood1, Wood2, etc.) You would have to define new Surfaces and/or Face groups to manipulate.

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