Collab2021 – WIP – ladymito

[ladymito]

Add shaders for the creation of the water effect 🤣

The shaders effect I learned from the youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZsfr5f273c&list=PLSlE-6zibdBYlIIepVgzFv9Sw3ZnQBvE6&index=35, the shapekeys and bones from cgcookie’s video https://cgcookie.com/lesson/rigging-facial-controls. Constraints from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1WNbpX7HPo&list=PLSlE-6zibdBYlIIepVgzFv9Sw3ZnQBvE6&index=15

And the drivers from the original millwheel file (it came with the drivers on, I just modified them)

You put it all in the cocktail shaker, shake it, mix it and offer it to Agent 007.

[Ingmar Franz]

@ladymito I agree, it’s totally easy, you just need to know how it works 😉🤣! And I gladly accept your cocktail 🍹, since it’s “shaken, not stirred” 😉🤵!

[Vincent]

@ladymito My thoughts would be to raise the top floor closer to the height of the bridge and the oriel (right of screenshot) and adjust the middle floor accordingly.

This is the rough concept I did for Omar ( @dostovel), subject to Vadim’s yes or no of course. It’s in the Google Drive under Scenes>Interior_>Images>Reference>Cool Concept Arts.

I raised the floor to match the bridge floor in the block out model, because as it was (to me) it look rather a waste of space/ridiculous that you’d have to walk up and down a set of stairs to cross the bridge and then up another step or two to own the oriel window. So I leveled the floor to match the bridge floor.

Hopefully this might help you. Apologies if it seems a bit to pedantic.

You really should be proud of your waterwheel, it’s an amazing, detailed, moving artwork.

[Adrian Bellworthy]

[Omar Domenech]

Yeah I think that whole section of the house will have to be mechanisms, maybe have a wood railing on the second floor that hugs the wall? And maybe a basement there? I’ll try to do a blackout ass soon as I can and post it.

[Ingmar Franz]

@dostovel No blAckouts, please, but a blOckout would be fine 😉😁!

[Omar Domenech]

Lol, typo.

[Ingmar Franz]

@dostovel But I didn’t yet mention the word after “blackout” 😉😁!

[Omar Domenech]

Maybe something like this?

So the mechanisms have room to work in the first and second floor. And the attic for some other use. The space is very tight but I think we can work something cool out.

[Ingmar Franz]

Wow, the house interior really takes shape 👍! And the tight space makes it look more cozy 😊!

[ladymito]

I think these are fantastic ideas. Even so, I think I need an intermediate floor to support the grinding stones. I was thinking of also making a grain elevator powered by the mill so  wouldn’t have to climb up to that mezzanine to load the stones.

Really in love with @vincav81 elevator idea 

[Vincent]

@dostovel — I think having a staircase on the second floor would be a waste of space and not necessarily structurally sound. I would suggest replacing that staircase with a ladder instead, either at a steep angle or bolted flat against the wall. That way the vendor would have more room to (pardon the pun) mill about and not waste his precious floor space on such a luxury in what if a heavy working environment. If that makes sense.

[Omar Domenech]

Yes, I will try that.

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