Millet Creamery - 1st Attempt With Vue 10 by RodS
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It's a hazy summer afternoon.... The old, abandoned Millet Creamery building stands among the weeds, just begging to be explored...
My first attempt to do something besides messing with the pre-created scenes that come with Vue 10. The Millet Creamery is one of many excellent models by gaetan036. Drop by his gallery to see some of his superb work!
This is an incredible piece of software, but it's going to take a while to get halfway decent with it.. This scene took around 5 hours to render at 3360 X 2100. I've resized it to 1680 X 1050.
Thanks so much for all your wonderful comments, faves, and support! You all rock!!
Ed. Note 04-23-12:
Heh - Didn't even notice it until knightwolverine pointed it out..... I just grabbed 3 different plants from the selection that came with Vue - I didn't even look at the plant names. Seems the former owners of the creamery are cultivating a different crop these days... Wacky Tobakky! LOL!
Comments (42)
Very cool work I can see your ladies having to explore this for clues
would love to work with vue myself Rod, you did a cool first bro. i agree, the girls need to investigate..
Wow! this looks great!, I myself have Vue9, but haven't used it much...nice render!...
~Very nice work Rod! I never got nearly this far with Vue...you are sure to be a pro at it soon!~
very good work
I like this a lot, has that hazy summery feel to it. Can't wait to see what you cook up for us in Vue. :)
Excellent job for your first scene, Rod! VUE is not particularly fast is it, when it comes to rendering. They really need a different/better render engine. I like this - reminds me of 'the old days' :)
Vue has come such a looooong way! I've got Vue 9 now (from one of the 3D mags) and hope to get Vue 10 later this year. Fantastic image!!
Great work!Wonderful to see that you decided to render so close that the building is not in full view.
The lighting is great! Cool scene!
Amazing image! Is this a Vue work? looks like photo. RodS-san
Hmmmmmmmmm. Yes, I see what you mean about taking a while. The light looks a bit harsh. BUT ... other than that this image looks pretty cool. And as you mentioned, it does indeed look like a place just waiting to be explored. I like it. Nice first attempt.
Great looking scene Rod you and Vue 10seem to be coming along really well, keep up the good work!!
I have Vue also but busy trying to learn Poser2012...I really like Vue renders..They look just like photos. Very realistic!! Terrific job...
This is GOOD...really GOOD Rod! You have excelled yourself and I'm so looking forward to these aircraft renders in Vue 10 now ;-) lol Stunning! Rob
Very beautiful image my friend, gorgeous lighting, marvelous place, loved it!
I'd be check'n with the gardener...I don't believe you can grow dem kinda weeds in deese parts.....I reckon dem poo-lice might not take to kindly unless your using it for medicinal purposes only.....(smiles)... Your 1st attempt?....you look like you been doing it for awhile ...must be a natural....(smiles)...
Excellent start. You should get used to overnight renders at some point. Vue's atmosphere is calculated like a real atmosphere, but there are tricks to lessen render times. The highest settings are not usually necessary, but I always render better than the 'broadcast' level. Over time you come up with what works best for your system and patience. A typical render time for me is 12 to 24 hours.
first attempt?? Looks like the work of a pro!! Very well done!
Stunning work here Rod, really first class all the way
A super Vue scene you have created here. I have just taken some tuts on Vue but I am not nearly as advanced as this. You are making splendid headway with it. Excellent work.
Nicely done! I'll look forward to seeing what you do with this program. Stunning results!
Wow .. spectacular work on this! never would've guessed this was your first shot at Vue!
Fantastic work Rod!!!
BRAVO - WONDERFUL LOOKING 'VUE' RENDER!
it looks most beautiful,even excellent.
Beautiful work!
I have wanted Vue for some time now. And I almost bought it for me as a Christmas present back in December. But I am so afraid that there may be a huge learning curve and that what I do will look like crap. Maybe I will wait for you to learn it, then you can guide me ;-). You did a great job for your first. You can't even tell it.
Exceptional work Rod, just beautiful!
Xcellent composition!