Cool [flash=425,344:2ef6gm3l]http://www.youtube.com/v/dyEToFYTkzM&hl=fr_FR&fs=1[/flash:2ef6gm3l]

hi tf, the lot size for this house is 10m. x12m.and the total floor area is 100 sq.m., well actually really not "too small". speaker thanks for the suggestion I'll take note of that.

To lose banding I would save image as 16 bits (at least). Add small amount of noise and than do postprocess. That should sort it out.

Sure! I was on there, actually you're in my msn list too, although I'm never coming online there anymore, we were planning a project before together, you might remind with the nickname FIRE1BULL (I have 2 accounts there.. oh well) I've worked on 'Las Colinas (States)', 'BRC' and 'The Prototype'. I think we've been in contact for the second project but it's almost like 2 years ago if it isn't more I guess. Very nice details you have on the car, I think the tires could use some improvements though, but still, keep it up!

Thank you all for the C&C's! I will work on the glass and fire textures and the fireplace also. thakns again!

Thanks, and glad that siding was useful

@skyscraper100 said: wow great interior master nomer! ganda ng lighting thanks skyscraper. good to see you here too.

@foxar said: Looking good although I think the building looks a bit narrow, btw good luck with your arki! I'm 17 years btw ;D thanks for the comment and gud luck dude

I had it too. Several of em. .. Lime green was a particular favorite of mine. I think it was called the Silhouette. Oh duh .. .it's on the bottom of the car.

@daniel said: No exhaust vent over the stove? Isn't that what the window is for next to the stove? Rick

This last render used all of my RAM, 512 Megabytes, and slowed down with the Virtual Memory.

Thanks, rcossoli, I really appreciate your reply. I'm not too good with Photoshop, so your explanation will help me. Cheers!

you're work flow looks fascinating, care to explain? once again, some lovely work. Pav

Bee-utiful! I'd like to see the wireframe. Some of those details are - well, very detailed! Other than the aforementioned comments about the fuzzy tree in the foreground - is that a focal effect you are after? Because the trees behind the house are crisp, which I would think would be a bit fuzzy too. Great job though! Rick

Hey Peterbilt1993 I found a similar model in the sketchup warehouse and thought I'd upload it to our ICEvision application. click below and let me know what you think. You can guide around with your mouse and even fly inside (although this model only has minor interior detail). Flying tips are on the help button within the app. Here is Peterbilt model by samsonite. from the Google sketchup warehouse in ICEvision [image: eKOp_peterbilt.jpg] Click here http://icevision.ice-edge.com/viewer.jsf?mkey=bfafc2bc78e213782cdc08f65f883b4e You will now see the ICEvision page Check the box to agree to the terms Click the start ICEvision button You will need Java version 1.5 installed on your machine to run ICEvision. If you want to have your model in the app to send around to your friends and family, let me know where the model is on Google warehouse or send it to me at anolloth@ice-edge.com and I will post it on the forum! Enjoy Andy **Suggested System: * Intel Core 2 Duo CPU 2.40GHz or higher * 4Gb of Memory * Nvidia Quadro FX2700M * Windows XP or Vista* * Requires: OpenGL 1.4 or higher**

I'm from sardinia , now living near Treviso

that displacement is amazing would you mind sharing the disfuse and displacement maps ?

thanks guys for your nice feedback - actually the deadline is getting nearer and nearer, lot's of stuff to finish and no time for big changes i'll keep your hints in mind for the next project!! some other perspective: [image: zzzfinalperspektive2sma.th.jpg]

I'm no interior designer or any kind of expert but I "feel" more fall in #2 and more summery in #3

It's the reel photo of the Ando's Church. The walls are quite reflective. [image: addde26764279b9b.jpg]