How to turn normal textures into realistic ones for your site plans!

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[DJRod]

The variation in opacity of the grass texture 🤌🏽 10/10

[anudeepmummareddy]

Loved your water texture, perhaps adding some shore line similar to the gravel pathway there would be interesting to see.

[organumdesignconsultants]

During architecture school, such classes/tutorials sounded very important. But who is the target audience for such tutorials? As an architecture student, it was important to have amazing visuals; have an amazing portfolio, etc. But after working as an architect for several years, I have seen many architecture firms that only require architects who can produce black and white detailed working drawings and perhaps also manage the project, during the construction phases. It is a job full of knowing building regulations, sustainable aspects, environmental design, and working within a budget. Hence, I always wonder if this is for working architects, which architecture firms actually require you to use amazing Photoshop skills; or what position in an architecture firm requires photoshop usage regularly? We spent so many nights producing amazing-looking drawings at university, but when you start actually working, neither the local authority nor the engineers nor the client wants to receive bulky files of lovely images, nor videos. Yes, even the clients sometimes do not want to pay extra for photorealistic renders and videos. Is it something for: the grand architecture firms; for certain countries; for firms working on specific typologies; or for firms that do a lot of competitions? I would love to do more of this, but in my working experience, at best we find clients who require photorealistic renders of their projects. Am I missing something? Do architects make a normal set of drawings for the engineers and for construction, and then create another set of drawings with amazing visuals?

[chrisandrewbravo]

As an Architecture student, this helps a lot with my presentation! Thank you!

[adarshshetty]

Just love your works, motivates me to achieve more. Keep educating Love from India❤️

[bradvanburen]

Very nice textures and shading. I like Lumions orthographic feature for these kind of renderings.

[LaLa-ndql]

Really needed this! Awesome work as always

[ariftanvir]

thank you man, I am a practicing architect from Bangladesh, learnt so much from your videos. really appreciate the effort.

[criisthiansr]

Que bien que tenga subtitulos, ayudan mucho a los estudiantes de arquitectura de paises hipanohablantes. Gracias por el contenido, saludos desde la UGC

[jislych]

How did you changed the colour of contour lines from black to white

[danielalexander]

OMG Duc Phuc, i like your cover version. Love it !

[Rezasahputraa]

thank you so much, this helps me for my next semester!

[majah.]

Thank you! Very helpful and highly appreciated :)

[cilgin-oyuncu]

Thank you so much.
Now I am better than old me.

[hamstersummer]

You're cool !! Thanks for the video 😊

[nestorsoto]

Muchas gracias mi loco! Te re compraría el curso porque me intereso mucho, pero soy de argentina y esta complicado el tema del dólar 😔

[privatebanker]

Can we send you a sample of our Works and you critique them? If so where and would you do a video critiquing viewers concepts?

[francoismiloux]

WOW impressive ! can i know where did you get your trees models ? thanks for this video !

[eduardoregatieri]

Excelent! How do you create that nice dirt road? Thank you

[timphillips]

Looks great as a final product, but what about making changes to the design or being fed a new updated plan/design that needs to be done quickly?