While I try my best to support mod-generated blocks, they won't be exported into Maya, meaning I will have to attempt to recreate the mod block itself. If you want to showcase your character leaning next to his towering waterslide or sitting on a deck chair in the very house he lives in, give me the coordinates of the location you want the render to be in and the world folder itself (It is located in "-home folder-/Library/Application Support/minecraft/saves on Mac OS X computers). However, the more torches and glowstone blocks present in a scene, the longer the time needed to complete the commission. For indoor and outdoor setups, all light sources from torches, glowstone and other light-giving blocks will be accounted for. For most outdoor scenes, a simple Sun/Sky lighting setup will be used. The more complicated the scene and the more custom block textures I will have to design, the longer it will take. The block count and scene sizes often place a heavy strain on my computer, and so rendering often takes thrice as long compared to a "Dark/Light Room" render. "Scene" renders often consist of characters being shown interacting with the Minecraft world around them.
For "Dark Room" renders, a single spotlight is used to illuminate the character with additional lighting to provide illumination from multiple directions. A couple of blocks to be used as background or steps can be added, depending on scene type. These scenes are simple to render on my computer, and thus, will usually take about a week or two to complete. "Dark/Light Room" renders are usually scenes consisting of a character/characters posing in a room usually striking a pose with some weapon/item nearby or in hand.
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