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[Jaakko]

Allan 

Yes they are.

[Jaakko]

And thank you for your comment. I almost forget. 😊

This was nice project to do. The customer was very co-operative and the schedule was reasonable.

Now when the project is done I can share these 360 panoramas which we used to show our proposal to the customer. Also V-Ray renderings.

https://momento360.com/e/uc/ae0d9bc4fbe94b4084b410230d73a8c9?utm_campaign=embed&utm_source=other

 

[timgarner_10]

Great work Jaakko! How did you generate this 360 panorama? Did it take a long time to render?

Question for everyone... I have a really big/important presentation coming up in a few weeks for a customer. I've only generated normal flat renderings in formZ & Vray and after seeing this 360 panorama it has me intrigued. My project isn't a full store interior, but only a 16ft inline run (give or take) of one wall section. Since a 360 panorama isn't necessarily needed for a single wall, I'm wondering has anyone ever tried other interactive ways for a presentation? I've tried some simple animations over the years but it's simply too confusing & time consuming for me to figure out, especially with a rapidly approaching deadline. I see there's a "generate object 360" but I've never tried that. Is that where someone can spin my model around and look at it? Anyone ever dabble in generating a VR type of scene with their 3D models? Open to any interactive ideas here to get the customer excited...

[Jaakko]

Thanks Tim! ☺️

From V-Ray Settings tabs choose:

-Camera Type: VR Spherical Panorama

-Render Output: 2:1 - VR Panoramic

My renderings were 4096 x 2048 pixl, that's largest what Momento360 site uses.

I don't remember exactly how long it took to render, but maybe less than an hour (i7, GTX 1080 card)

360 Panorama was great. I shared my screen during Teams meeting with the customer and was able to spin the Panorama there. 

 

I have tried object360, but if I remember correctly it doesn't work with V-Ray. Some one maybe knows better. That's a bitty because that type presentation would work better for single furniture etc.

 

 

[Jaakko]

Hi!

I want share few V-Ray renderings made about year ago. It is a salad bar concept in to the shopping malls. I can release them now as first bar has built in real life..

 

[rmulley]

Really nice Jaako....Quality work!

[Jaakko]

Thanks a lot rmulley 😊

[allanjl]

Very nice! Love how the salads and produce look so fresh.😊

[Jaakko]

Thanks Allan! 😊

[Justin Montoya]

Jaako, this is a really cool design!

To be honest, I'm just a little bit distracted by the default visible Dome Light background.  I think a plain black or white background would look really nice here.  Or perhaps even another custom HDRI background other than the dome light?  I could easily see rendering it inside a high quality HDRI dome where it sits in a real photo.  Like one of these shopping mall HDRIs - https://www.dreamstime.com/photos-images/mall-hdri.html

[Jaakko]

Thanks Justin, and you are probably right. In this case I was so concentrated to design that the background got a bit neglected. And like always time frame was tight. 

 

[Andrew West]

Its been a while but I am back doing what I do best.  Big custom homes.  Now that the market has finally slowed down I am getting a lot busier.  

[allanjl]

Wonderful rendering! I suppose this is Vray? Great photoshop work too! 

Projects like these are great. Money doesn't seem to be an issue with them. 😉

[Smarttec]

Andrew, do you do animations of these renders as well or are the clients just happy with a hi-res image?

Rob

[johnalexander1571]

Andrew, how much of this is your compositing method vs. a new Twinmotion method? Are we seeing a difference in this behind the scenes area? Cuz if this is TM, you could animate. I am still using VRay for stills myself, though. I can then take to TM, and relight and animate. Not the same quality, but so far everyone is pleased with the real-time lighting it is close enough.