Amazing!!!

Amazing!!!

Thanks blacknyt46! Nice enough to say it twice, eh?

That just about complets the set I think.nice one .

Dave

I'm hoping so, I think I got done what I was wanting but there's always a chance I will add something more. I'm planning on doing a pub set next so we'll see how it goes

bar booth 1

I'm planning on making a rounded booth as well as other stuff.I might also darken the wood for the centerpiece. This is just the beginning.

Dark version. I think it looks better, just needs the table inbetween and a end section

You got that leather look of to a tee,this will be another good one I think.

Dave

Thanks Granada, I hope everything turns out. The round booth is being more of a pain. I stretched a texture to do the seat but is looking kind of ugly on my test model so I need to do more digging for better textures that would work for a rounded surface.Needs a lot of work And adjustments(This is a rough draft so it's quite patchy and mismatched)

What modelling software are you using mguy? If it's blender i know a nice little trick to help with that kind of texturing, and make it easier, it's a pain unless you know how.

I use sketchup and milkshape for different stages of the models. I also use blender for some stuff. I'd be happy to know some blender tricks. I figured out texturing with it but how it was mapping the texture on the model it was turning out a little low resolution so I went back to my old ways

The trick in blender is to assign two UV layouts, one for the actual final texture, and another for the materials, then you take curved area you want the material on and on the material uv unwrap just that area and straighten up all the verticle and horizontal edges so they're straight, you basically get a grid pattern, then line that up with the texture you want, it bends it around the shape of the model without warping it, you then project that texture form the material UV to the texture UV layout. I'll see if i can find the video i learnt it from, it was actually a road making tutorial, and it's the section about putting textures around the curves, one of the most useful videos ive watched on blender.

Thanks for the tip. You can pull that off in milkshape too with a little work I found out after going back at it. What I decided to do was the same idea but I separated the area into sections that would be each cushion. Then I straightened them like your idea and it seems to have worked

Awesome, glad I could help

For some reason as I'm getting further into making this bar set I'm just not feeling it. It's kind of like a McDonald's burger, it was good at first but now I'm just choking it down and don't want it anymore,lol. I was setting up my test set and I just couldn't get it to look right so it's throwing me off. So here's what I'm going to do. I'm just going to give away what I have so far for free and move on to something else For the time being so i don't lose my steam.