@charly2008 said: It is a nice model. Thanks Charly! I think I have not explained myself well I think the design of the building is not very nice, not that my model is badly done

@smokinbakin said: Very nice render, but what are all of these models for? Thanks! ALL the models i make are only for fun! I'm a teacher i dont sell my models. i'm not an architect... Well, tomorrow i'll start more seriously! This was just a warm-up! Thanks, Gaieus!

yeah moonlight would be a better name

Thanks gaieus. Its an old post anyway, I know the problem too, so no problem. BTW a very clean 3ds model from blender, SU, even podium loves it. I have a feeling, that SU can handle almost huge amount of models like this. I was trying to crash it and nothing bad happened.

'Clay' renders. Well, sorta. Going for a more realistic look than usually. [image: Dbqf_claysetupfinnished6.png] [image: z7Pg_claysetupfinnished5.png]

Why is it in Japanese?

Very cool images. Like something from a Tim Burton film.

GOOD GOOD STUDY ! DAY DAY UP ! VERY GOOD TASTE WORK OF NEW RENDERING ! HOPE THE WATERMARK DISAPPEAR IN SOON !

look at silvershadow's "the river runs thru it" he uses FFD to give irregularity to the roof tiles. there are some screenshots available.

Thanks. I did not model those. I did the majority of this 2-3 years ago. I found the column on the old SU forum and modified it a bit. If I had it in me (which I don't) I would build my own. [image: 37B3_Col.jpg]

Hey thanks a lot guys, means a lot! The is the heaviest drawing thats i'v done that is so small, I'v put a lot of details in it .

That was a bright idea, never Hertz to ask.

@marked001 said: @dennis_n said: wow, so many years have passed and people still remember. Glad to be here. wow... the man himself! welcome, dennis... great work. Ditto! Hi Dennis! I loved this image you created, you've still got "the touch". looking forward to more.

That's it, excellent work pete, but I don't like this smart blur thing. Better be a friend than an enemy. lol But I really don't find this last one render friendly. What's happening in this house anyway?

Nice to see you trying other software, Olishea. I've used LightUp for some quick visualizations. It's good for small models if the client does not require photorealism and you need to create tons of images of the same model in very little time. A couple of my LightUp images (Second one composited in GIMP): [image: 0JQp_Stand_plasticos_011_lightup1.jpg] [image: qB9F_parrila_nato.jpg] For more complex stuff, I'll be using Twilight.

Just playing with ADCSee Pro, there is a lot of effect. I choose this one. Fred [image: d2lX_Bedroomeffect.jpg]

Dude i think your sky makes the image seem very unsettling. I mean you got quite strong sun and a stormy sky. it freaks me out!!

@eng. yaseen said: :shock: I can't spoken ... Hi, ENG. YASEEN Don't need to speak, just write ur comment

I would post the file but it's very big. I'll make a reduced version with good layering. I'd be interested to see which app could render it the best. I know you can get better, more realistic results with other renderers but I don't have the time to learn anything else at the moment. Podium is very very fast. In that its totally integrated in sketchup and the workflow is very simple. This render only takes 10 minutes with sunlight and all omnis/bumps/reflections at full quality/anti-alias. I am sure the twilight render would look more real, but 90% of the time I do not require anything remotely photoreal. Sometimes you can give a client too much too early, thats my problem anyway. I would love to be a vray or vue guru but i dont have the time unfortunately. Some vray renders are just breathtaking. Thanks Biebel for your comments, your renders have inspired me to up my game. Yes the chairs do look heavyweight dont they, kinda like big toy chairs!! I agree they are too shiny but nothing that cant be sorted out. Brodie thanks for the link, i had problems accessing it too but I'll keep checking it out. cheers fymoro, i put a lot of effort into the details! but theres always room for more!

Impressive work.