This scene was is included in Archexteriors vol. 22. You can order this collection in Evermotion Shop. This scene was modeled and set with 3DS Max and rendered with V-Ray (check V-Ray price!).
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This is the final image after post production.
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Scene setup
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The main part of the image is old building. Beneath the arcades we placed some restaurant tables, umbrellas and chairs. The scene is lit by VraySun.
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Lighting and environment
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Scene overview. VrayPlane is used for infinite plane. Behind the buildings we placed an arc with the sky map.
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We used displacement modifier on building.
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Building material is a multi material. It consists of three VrayMaterials. Submaterials are used for different elements of the building.
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First VrayMaterial settings.
Diffuse map for building wall.
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First VrayMaterial settings continued (maps).
Materials
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Second VrayMaterial settings.
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Second VrayMaterial settings continued (maps).
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Restaurant chair - rather simple model.
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Material of restaurant chair seat.
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Material of restaurant chair seat (maps).
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Balcony door material maps settings.
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Balcony railing material.
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Balcony railing material maps settings.
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A plant in the front of image.
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Plant material is multi material with three VrayMaterials that slightly differ (color variation) which makes the plant leaves more natural.
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Plant material - upper and lower maps are slightly different.
Ground plane below plants is a little elevated.
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We scattered plants from Archmodels 124 on this plane using Scatter modifier.
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We also used ProOptimizer.
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Tree is smoothed editable poly.
With and without turbosmooth (GIF animation)
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Leaves are simple planes with opacity maps.
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Leaves material is 2-sided VrayMaterial.
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Leaves material - side 1.
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Leaves material - side 1 (maps).
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Leaves material - side 2.
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Leaves material - side 2 (maps).
Render settings
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Background arc material uses map of sky in diffuse slot map.
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Sky map of background arc.
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We also put VraySky in Environment Map slot.
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Post production - GIF animation.
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At first, we applied Curves, brightening middle tones.
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Another Curves layer adds a bit of contrast to image.
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We compressed blacks a bit with Levels.
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Final image after post production!
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