3DModeling

Final renders of the completed scene used blinds instead of shutters/drapes.

Floor plan based off image of bed, actual items will most likely vary from those in the picture with the exception of the bed.

Thanks to a lot of help from Jacob Touchstone got the lamps done with a gradient emissive map.

So our final assignment is a realistic master bedroom suite in a style of our choice (I chose Modern as I feel the element lend themselves to 3DS Max's strengths). Initial reference images:

So we then modeled a Halyard Chair which ended up not being as hard as I had initially thought it would be although I made mine skinnier than hers (I think mine is closer to the reference images than hers was). We then did an overly complicated coffee table THAT HAS NO COFFEE. Added a lot of little things, electrical outlets, frames, a pillow, now to figure out to render in 3DS Max. Following render instructions from the AutoDesk:

So before we can jump into pillows we're warming on highly unimportant areas of interior design, building the room fireplace, window (you know the other 2% that isn't part of the 98% pillows). So we made a box... and another box, and then we divided the box (I made my middle wider), and then a box for a chimney. Next we model a lamp from Samuel L Jackson design series, yep the ever popular MFL or Mutha F'ng Lamp. We then did an even more pathetic lamp that looked like a Festivus tree and this chair which looks a lot like something we researched several semesters ago when we were choosing an architect to model a building off of. A lot of her modeling involves using lines.