Despite mother nature's best effort to stop me from working on this, I did manage to get a little done. Granted, I still need to texture the stairs which are a white sore in the middle of a decent job, I think, so far. I am going to stretch the overgrowth a little so it is not as noticeable, though that is a quick trick. Bedsides that, I feel fairly happy with what I have to present, so I will move forward. The next part will be scattered debris, a few palettes, and a fifty-five gallon drum or two. Then comes with ivy which I want overgrowing the back wall and right wall, as well as maybe one running down the railing. But that is still pretty far off, so I do not want to get ahead of myself. Beyond that I want to make a background object or two, perhaps an object behind the camera to cast a shadow and then set an overcast sky. To wrap up the image, I would like to add a few lights around the scene, just to touch off some of the more intricate work. And then it is just a matter of post-production to add that little extra to the scene, of course this is way off in the future.
Besides the obvious texturing changes from last time, there were a few scene changes. I was talking about changing the width of the yard, I think I am going to leave it since I accomplished something similar by changing the cameras height and rotation. The doors are also a new addition. Finally, I added a temporary light so that the detail being added to the scene was noticeable This will be removed once I add the other lights around the scene - perhaps earlier to just get a feel where the others lights will be needed.
For those interested, I think I mentioned I was bracing for the hurricane in the previous post. Since I am making this post, it is obvious nothing serious happened. Lost power for a dat and a half, internet for three days and television for four. Everything now seems to be in working order and hopefully with the little downtime I have I can rush through some of those to-dos I still have with this scene. Until next time,
~gunnah
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