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  • TotteTotte Posts: 14,677

    I've got at least a dozen city blocks from Rendo and some other stuff, great to see you here. 

     

  • xyer0xyer0 Posts: 6,321

    Ha! So when I welcomed you to Daz on the forum a few months ago, I was right (eventually). It'll be great to get Daz-friendly versions of your beautiful sets.

  • jakibluejakiblue Posts: 7,281

    whooot! I am REALLY happy that you're looking into doing your stuff for DAZ studio!!!! 

  • xmasrosexmasrose Posts: 1,409

    Got a few of your sets including the car patio at the other place and am really excited to see them all at DAZ and soon with DS shaders.

    Love your work. So welcome here!

  • Dreamland ModelsDreamland Models Posts: 386
    Totte said:

    I've got at least a dozen city blocks from Rendo and some other stuff, great to see you here. 

     

    Hi Totte,

    Glad you like my products.

    Good to be here.

    Tom

  • Dreamland ModelsDreamland Models Posts: 386
    xyer0 said:

    Ha! So when I welcomed you to Daz on the forum a few months ago, I was right (eventually). It'll be great to get Daz-friendly versions of your beautiful sets.

    Hi Xyer0,

    Yeah I remember that.

    Could not say anything as the walls have ears.

    Good to be here and learning Daz Studio.

    Just so you know I really like Daz Studio a lot!

    So many features that make life better really...

    Tom

     

  • Dreamland ModelsDreamland Models Posts: 386
    jakiblue said:

    whooot! I am REALLY happy that you're looking into doing your stuff for DAZ studio!!!! 

    Glad to make you go whooot!

    Daz is a cool program.

    Have the glorious task of formatting my system before I can really dig again.

    Tom

     

  • Dreamland ModelsDreamland Models Posts: 386
    xmasrose (aka tulipe) said:

    Got a few of your sets including the car patio at the other place and am really excited to see them all at DAZ and soon with DS shaders.

    Love your work. So welcome here!

    Hi Tulipe,

    I am really excited to be able to get into the Daz Shader Mixer tab. It has a lot of potential as long as the programmers don't drop the ball, and just leave it the way it is.

    Needs more refinement on the Bricks as well as more basic bricks such as a simple bump brick. The naming in the bricks is a little too high tech for my taste.

    Could name the bricks something that a non programmer would recognize.

    Another test render with City Block One in the foreground and Low Poly Block Nine in the background.

    Also shows the Puddles materials that I have to devise for Daz and IRay as well as 3DLight.

    Tom

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  • KnittingmommyKnittingmommy Posts: 8,191
    Dreamland Models said:
    Knittingmommy said:

    I had seen these over at the other store.  So glad you are going to be selling them here.  I picked up some of them when you launched here to start collecting them.  Love the old fashioned feel to the blocks.

    Thanks Mommy.

    Nice to be able to say that, as my Mom passed about 38 years ago. :-)

    I really apreciate people who support my efforts as it is my sole means to making a living.

    Tom

     

    Wow! Busy thread.  You can call me that any time!  :)  I look forward to seeing what you come up with when you figure out the shader bricks.  Not something I've fooled with yet.  I'll be playing around with all of my blocks later this week.  I want to see what they look like with all of them loaded up.  :)

  • jakibluejakiblue Posts: 7,281

    Is that a DAZ Studio test render?  

    Dreamland Models said:
    xmasrose (aka tulipe) said:

     

    Hi Tulipe,

    I am really excited to be able to get into the Daz Shader Mixer tab. It has a lot of potential as long as the programmers don't drop the ball, and just leave it the way it is.

    Needs more refinement on the Bricks as well as more basic bricks such as a simple bump brick. The naming in the bricks is a little too high tech for my taste.

    Could name the bricks something that a non programmer would recognize.

    Another test render with City Block One in the foreground and Low Poly Block Nine in the background.

    Also shows the Puddles materials that I have to devise for Daz and IRay as well as 3DLight.

    Tom

     

  • UnseenUnseen Posts: 757
    Dreamland Models said:

    Could not say anything as the walls have ears.

    Really... ?

  • AtiAti Posts: 9,182

    These are looking real nice! Can't wait to have DS versions of them!

  • PetercatPetercat Posts: 2,321

    Tom, are you planning on adding your suberban blocks to DAZ? I they're numbered in the 20s.

  • Ghosty12Ghosty12 Posts: 2,080
    edited October 2016

    So happy to see you here I have a few of your high poly block products that work really well in DS at least for what I want them for..  And is good to see that you are thinking of us who still use 3Delight (crosses fingers).. :D

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  • LlynaraLlynara Posts: 4,772

    So glad to see you here, Tom! I have many of your sets from Rendo. I'm using them to create promo art for my Midwest romantic comedy series, which is set in a small town. Your sets are perfect backdrops! Can't wait to see what you'll do with them in DAZ. Your work is beautiful! 

  • Dreamland ModelsDreamland Models Posts: 386

    One last post, as I do not want to hog the most recent posts.

    Thanks to all for your kind comments.

    Will start another thread if I want to talk about anything else.

    Don't think I will respond to this thread any more, so please don't ask me to. Don't want to make enemies here.

    Tom

  • Silver DolphinSilver Dolphin Posts: 1,638

    I have bought most of your stuff over at Rendo and it is great.

  • AtiAti Posts: 9,182
    Dreamland Models said:

    Don't think I will respond to this thread any more, so please don't ask me to. Don't want to make enemies here.

    Enemies? :-o

    If someone doesn't like the thread, they can just ignore it altogether.

    I personally always like threads where PAs talk to us about upcoming products, uses of their current products etc. It's good for us to see what's coming, so we can prepare; it's good inspiration for us; it's good for the PA because the more interested we are, the more ideas we get, the more sales there are.

  • RGcincyRGcincy Posts: 2,862

    I've had your set at Rendo on my wishlist but was hesitant to ever purchase them since I don't use Poser. But I've picked up 6 of the 8 low-poly models you have here at Daz and look forward to more you make. 

  • SnoozefrenzySnoozefrenzy Posts: 14

    I've seen your city blocks and they look great. Right now I'm using a lot of assets from Daz3d to create graphics for a few Tabletop RPG books that will be published. At the moment the genre is Science Fiction, but I'll eventually be doing modern day suppliments, so your blocks are going to come in handy to make really high end city maps. 

     

    Glad you're here!

  • FSMCDesignsFSMCDesigns Posts: 12,842
    Dreamland Models said:

    One last post, as I do not want to hog the most recent posts.

    Thanks to all for your kind comments.

    Will start another thread if I want to talk about anything else.

    Don't think I will respond to this thread any more, so please don't ask me to. Don't want to make enemies here.

    Tom

    Not sure what the issue is, this "IS" a thread to talk about your products and upcoming products. You have a ton of support as evidenced by this thread, please don't stop posting to it

  • Dreamland ModelsDreamland Models Posts: 386
    wilfred said:
    Dreamland Models said:

    Could not say anything as the walls have ears.

    Really... ?

    What do you mean?

    Tom

  • Dreamland ModelsDreamland Models Posts: 386
    Ati said:

    These are looking real nice! Can't wait to have DS versions of them!

    Thanks

  • Dreamland ModelsDreamland Models Posts: 386
    Petercat said:

    Tom, are you planning on adding your suberban blocks to DAZ? I they're numbered in the 20s.

    Yes.

    All the way through 20 if there is enough responce to the products as I release them.

    Tom

     

  • Dreamland ModelsDreamland Models Posts: 386
    ghosty12 said:

    So happy to see you here I have a few of your high poly block products that work really well in DS at least for what I want them for..  And is good to see that you are thinking of us who still use 3Delight (crosses fingers).. :D

    Glad you are happy. :-)

    I am still unclear on whether or not Iray materials will render in 3DLight or not. So the plan so far unless I discover it is not needed it to make one set of materials for 3DLight and one for IRay.

    It may end up not being worth the effort, as I have over 300 materials in City Block One the first of the 20 sets you are talking about.

    That is the set I am working on right now for Poser.

    As I said above, I am reworking at least the older Movie Sets before I release them.

    Every vertex every polygon and every material are being looked at, as well as adding other details to the sets that I wished I would have added in the first place.

    Also adding new features such as chimneys and smoke for them, where there are none. Really makes a big difference in the model.

    A skydome and property around the streets that will make a complete world in it's own.

    Will have to figure a way around the skydome with IRay as it will not work as it is right now.

    Tom

  • CybersoxCybersox Posts: 9,263

    Sigh... the only sad thing is that since I've bought almost all of your items at Rendo, it's going to be almost impossible to justify buying them again just to get the new DAZ shaders when they happen. 

  • Dreamland ModelsDreamland Models Posts: 386
    Llynara said:

    So glad to see you here, Tom! I have many of your sets from Rendo. I'm using them to create promo art for my Midwest romantic comedy series, which is set in a small town. Your sets are perfect backdrops! Can't wait to see what you'll do with them in DAZ. Your work is beautiful! 

    Thanks for the support. Glad you are getting some good use from them.

    Thanks for the compliment. I have a lot of fun building these sets, so it makes it easy to go to work each day.

    Another reason it is easy to go to work each day is I get up, I walk across the hall and I am at work. :-)

    Tom

  • Dreamland ModelsDreamland Models Posts: 386
    Silver Dolphin said:

    I have bought most of your stuff over at Rendo and it is great.

    Thank you very much!

    Tom

  • Dreamland ModelsDreamland Models Posts: 386
    Ati said:
    Dreamland Models said:

    Don't think I will respond to this thread any more, so please don't ask me to. Don't want to make enemies here.

    Enemies? :-o

    If someone doesn't like the thread, they can just ignore it altogether.

    I personally always like threads where PAs talk to us about upcoming products, uses of their current products etc. It's good for us to see what's coming, so we can prepare; it's good inspiration for us; it's good for the PA because the more interested we are, the more ideas we get, the more sales there are.

    You see I am taking your advice.

    Tom

  • Dreamland ModelsDreamland Models Posts: 386

    Thanks for the purchases. :-)

    As a minor point, there are nine Low Poly Blocks so far.

    Tom

    RGcincy said:

    I've had your set at Rendo on my wishlist but was hesitant to ever purchase them since I don't use Poser. But I've picked up 6 of the 8 low-poly models you have here at Daz and look forward to more you make. 

     

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