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Down on the Corner and Entire ARTCollab Store - On Sale Now! [COMMERCIAL]

ann0314ann0314 Posts: 2,909
edited March 2015 in The Commons

ARTCollaborations Store Sale

Just released for DS and Poser: Down on the Corner

Set Includes the following presets:

Full Scene Clean
Full Scene Dirty
Full Scene Graffiti
All Pile
Barrels
Brick Pile
Crates
Glass Pile
Pallet Stack

Set Includes the following props:

A Street Corner
Barrel
Bottle Broken
Bottle
Brick
Can
Crate
Pallet
Sky

Wall textures included:

A Street Corner Clean
A Street Corner Dirty
A Street Corner Graffiti 1
A Street Corner Graffiti 2
A Street Corner Graffiti 3
A Street Corner Left Graffiti 1
A Street Corner Left Graffiti 2
A Street Corner Left Graffiti 3
A Street Corner Right Graffiti 1
A Street Corner Right Graffiti 2
A Street Corner Right Graffiti 3

Lights included:

AOIBL Day
AOIBL Evening
AOIBL Night
IBL Day
IBL Evening
IBL Night

*All of the above included in BOTH DS and Poser Formats


PS If anyone has done any IRay Renders of our stuff, please feel free to share them in the thread as we would love to see them! :)

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  • ann0314ann0314 Posts: 2,909
    edited December 1969

    And some more :)

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  • ScavengerScavenger Posts: 2,677
    edited December 1969

    Neat. Is the graphetti easily editable?

  • ann0314ann0314 Posts: 2,909
    edited March 2015

    Its not included in a layers PSD file or something if that is what you are asking? But there are a fair few options as well as no graffiti dirty and clean options as well :) Or do you mean are there clean walls so you could do your own on them? Cuz that would be a yes. :)

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  • ann0314ann0314 Posts: 2,909
    edited December 1969

    Sorry, I was still filling in all the info in the first post so the info is there now if that helps :)

  • ann0314ann0314 Posts: 2,909
    edited March 2015

    A couple IRay renders for those playing with that to see :) No IRay settings included but these were done with really minimal tweaking so if anyone wants to know how I did them, just ask :) Also if they aren't totally amazing, forgive me, I am honestly not all that "brilliant" with DS in general (this is why I have Neil - THANK YOU NEIL!) LOL :)

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  • ScavengerScavenger Posts: 2,677
    edited December 1969

    DAZ_ann0314 said:
    Its not included in a layers PSD file or something if that is what you are asking? But there are a fair few options as well as no graffiti dirty and clean options as well :) Or do you mean are there clean walls so you could do your own on them? Cuz that would be a yes. :)

    I'm not actually sure what I'm asking....I guess something like, is the graphetti (besides being a word I can't spell, nor can my spell checker) just an image file going in a channel overlaid against the wall, or is the wall/graphetti a single texture?


    That might be it...not sure...(I guess with a solid wall texture, it's not too hard to craft my own either way...putting graphetti on walls was one of the first photoshop tricks I learned way back when :D ).

  • ann0314ann0314 Posts: 2,909
    edited December 1969

    Those are single textures, not layered as it would have been a massive resource hog for LIE or Poser given the volume of textures and sizes for the scene itself :) But there is the Dirty and Clean bare walls that anyone can put whatever they like on :) And you could possibly load the dirty and graffiti image into say Photoshop and do some masking and kinda change some that way. Sorry it wasn't more the way you were hoping though :(

  • CypherFOXCypherFOX Posts: 3,401
    edited December 1969

    Greetings,
    It looks like a really cool set, just the right mixture of gritty and fantastic. Just as a matter of typical curiosity, are the door or windows rigged to open at all?

    Thanks for this, it looks right up my alley! ...bad fox pun...

    -- Morgan

  • IndigoJansonIndigoJanson Posts: 1,100
    edited December 1969

    Impressive work, it caught my eye right away. Love that graffiti!

  • scorpioscorpio Posts: 8,533
    edited December 1969

    Cypherfox said:
    Greetings,
    It looks like a really cool set, just the right mixture of gritty and fantastic. Just as a matter of typical curiosity, are the door or windows rigged to open at all?

    Thanks for this, it looks right up my alley! ...bad fox pun...

    -- Morgan

    I'd appreciate knowing this as well.
    Thanks

  • ann0314ann0314 Posts: 2,909
    edited December 1969

    Cypherfox said:
    Greetings,
    It looks like a really cool set, just the right mixture of gritty and fantastic. Just as a matter of typical curiosity, are the door or windows rigged to open at all?

    Thanks for this, it looks right up my alley! ...bad fox pun...

    -- Morgan

    Generally we do try to rig everything in our sets that can be rigged but we decided not to have the doors and windows open and close for this specific piece. We decided to focus on the outer elements instead.

  • scorpioscorpio Posts: 8,533
    edited December 1969

    DAZ_ann0314 said:
    Cypherfox said:
    Greetings,
    It looks like a really cool set, just the right mixture of gritty and fantastic. Just as a matter of typical curiosity, are the door or windows rigged to open at all?

    Thanks for this, it looks right up my alley! ...bad fox pun...

    -- Morgan

    Generally we do try to rig everything in our sets that can be rigged but we decided not to have the doors and windows open and close for this specific piece. We decided to focus on the outer elements instead.

    Thanks for the answer - I'll be honest it means I won't pick it up at the moment - it seemed so perfect for having someone leaning out of the window.

  • ann0314ann0314 Posts: 2,909
    edited December 1969

    scorpio64dragon said:
    DAZ_ann0314 said:
    Cypherfox said:
    Greetings,
    It looks like a really cool set, just the right mixture of gritty and fantastic. Just as a matter of typical curiosity, are the door or windows rigged to open at all?

    Thanks for this, it looks right up my alley! ...bad fox pun...

    -- Morgan

    Generally we do try to rig everything in our sets that can be rigged but we decided not to have the doors and windows open and close for this specific piece. We decided to focus on the outer elements instead.

    Thanks for the answer - I'll be honest it means I won't pick it up at the moment - it seemed so perfect for having someone leaning out of the window.

    Well maybe next time around :) Sorry it wasn't what you were looking for :)

  • ann0314ann0314 Posts: 2,909
    edited March 2015

    Hmm actually that maybe possible even though it's not rigged as the window is modeled so would really just take a transmap for the bottom half of the pane and a small interior set to pu behind it I think.. Might have to try it later :)

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  • ScavengerScavenger Posts: 2,677
    edited December 1969

    DAZ_ann0314 said:
    Those are single textures, not layered as it would have been a massive resource hog for LIE or Poser given the volume of textures and sizes for the scene itself :) But there is the Dirty and Clean bare walls that anyone can put whatever they like on :) And you could possibly load the dirty and graffiti image into say Photoshop and do some masking and kinda change some that way. Sorry it wasn't more the way you were hoping though :(

    Not a problem. With the clean or dirty walls, it's easy to copy it, load the copy in photoshop,position a picture in another layer. Set the blending mode...screen most likely...save a jpg or PNG, and custom textures :)

    Looks like the door is a separate piece, so having that as part of a mural would be tricky, but not much (thinking on it, there's likely a cut out area in the wall texture where the door would be, so easy enough to grab that from your custom image to make a door texture :) )

  • ann0314ann0314 Posts: 2,909
    edited December 1969

    Me playing around in IRay with our Control Room :)

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  • DollyGirlDollyGirl Posts: 2,717
    edited December 1969

    DAZ_ann0314 said:
    Me playing around in IRay with our Control Room :)

    Dang there is some lights in that der set! looks pretty cool. Scene lighting is only from the monitors and buttons?
  • TotteTotte Posts: 15,106
    edited December 1969

    DAZ_ann0314 said:
    Me playing around in IRay with our Control Room :)

    Lovely!!!
    I miss the dinosaurs!
  • ann0314ann0314 Posts: 2,909
    edited December 1969

    Dollygirl said:
    DAZ_ann0314 said:
    Me playing around in IRay with our Control Room :)

    Dang there is some lights in that der set! looks pretty cool. Scene lighting is only from the monitors and buttons?

    There is a touch of Dome lighting going on as well but not much. Most of the light is being carried by all the glowing bits.

  • ann0314ann0314 Posts: 2,909
    edited December 1969

    I do want to do a re-render though as now I want to get the lights pluming more like on the chair. :)

  • TotteTotte Posts: 15,106
    edited December 1969

    I made this one for the PC weekly, the shady market corner

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  • ann0314ann0314 Posts: 2,909
    edited December 1969

    Totte said:
    I made this one for the PC weekly, the shady market corner

    Hehe very cool Totte! Love all the different elements you added in to the scene. Your artwork always tells a story :)

  • Scott LivingstonScott Livingston Posts: 4,352
    edited December 1969

    IRay render of Forgotten Temple Ruins. Sorry about the graininess; I had to stop it well before it was done.

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  • Scott LivingstonScott Livingston Posts: 4,352
    edited December 1969

    A wider view.

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  • TotteTotte Posts: 15,106
    edited December 1969

    Nice ones Scott

  • ann0314ann0314 Posts: 2,909
    edited December 1969

    Really nice Scott! Love the wide view one especially! :)

  • Scott LivingstonScott Livingston Posts: 4,352
    edited March 2015

    Thanks, Totte and Ann! Here's one of the new set...not a bad place for urban wildlife. DS4.8/Iray render. Everything out-of-the-box except the bottles and the lightbulb.

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  • ann0314ann0314 Posts: 2,909
    edited December 1969

    Very nice :)

    And yeah out of the box it looks pretty decent really. I only adjusted the bottles (which went to "clear" in IRay so I put them back to brown) and then the windows I think and that was about all that needed really changed :)

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