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This course contains a little bit of everything with modeling, UVing, texturing and dynamics in Maya, as well as compositing multilayered EXR's in Photoshop.

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# 1 29-02-2008 , 10:01 PM

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Hey guys.
I've got this house project going on at school. I'm going to be updating this thread with the new rooms and bits and pieces until its all done.
Comments and crits are welcome as always, and much appreciated.

The first shot is my bathroom. I have modeled everything in it and textured everything but the floors and the walls so far.

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# 2 01-03-2008 , 08:51 AM

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Almost done with all the geometry for the kitchen so here is another update.

All that is left to build in this one is:
Knobs for the stove on the island, Lights, Place settings for the table, bar stools, and a few other accessories like a microwave and a toaster.

I just started using maxwell so this is my first maxwell render to boot.

Comments and crits always welcomed and appreciated.

-Alexander

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# 3 01-03-2008 , 08:59 AM

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A better angle I think...

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# 4 01-03-2008 , 09:54 AM

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another angle to check out more of the modeling done.

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# 5 01-03-2008 , 06:53 PM

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Looks nice. How long did these take to render?

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# 6 01-03-2008 , 07:16 PM

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Originally posted by Jr.Who
Looks nice. How long did these take to render?

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the bathroom about 7 minutes at home, and the kitchen shots each about 4 minutes at home.

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# 7 02-03-2008 , 06:08 AM

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All the modeling is done... For now.

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# 8 02-03-2008 , 10:30 AM

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Hello alexanderH, very nice models user added image

. I just wondering about it high or low, can you show us wireframe some parts?

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# 9 03-03-2008 , 09:41 AM

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Hey lealar, here is the kitchen wire as requested. I'll throw in the bathroom when I get back to working in it.
For the sake of the forums I fliped my image 90 degress because my widescreen capture is a little wider than 640.

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# 10 03-03-2008 , 10:28 PM

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wireframe looks pretty good, but now i have a crick in my neck...

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# 11 03-03-2008 , 10:30 PM

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Originally posted by NeoStrider
wireframe looks pretty good, but now i have a crick in my neck...

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I just turn my monitor 90 degrees and the neck problem goes away.

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# 12 03-03-2008 , 10:36 PM

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i honestly think that although the design of the cabinetry is really cool, the chairs are the highlight. they're like a cross between modern and retro...

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