Those look great, Ross. What light value did you give the ceiling?

Ah, that was the "no render needed" or what topic's building, right? Really nice (although you must have done something to it finally). To me (maybe just because the sun is now shining onto my screen) it is a bit dark so I could not get many details.

Very cool! I love how you framed the rendering.

dylan, why don't you use the installer? it extracts the files in the right folders. just remember to delete the old exporter. not only does it have a toolbar, after exporting, it asks you, if you want to open the file in kerkythea...

gonna mess with this a 'little' more... but its really been keeping me from my 'work' this week..haha.. i did really want the logo ball to be different.... it was supposed to be orange, but ended up way too close the red..and i like the red balls too much to make them another color i will give the DOF a whirl..and maybe try moving the branch to the lower right..i suck with composition...oooooorrr..i might just leave it like this and keep it simple added some hooks [image: ballsrackrev1x3lr5.jpg]

You're right Scotty they are very addictive, its almost like collecting beer mats, you just have to get the next one . Then I get into what if I try this setting or that setting, check out the forums for tips etc. and then hey the days gone! :esurp: Richcat

I suppose I should mention that the middle image did have some post-processing to add in the fog effect. Regarding Kerkythea and Podium: As you may know Podium uses the Kerkythea rendering engine, adding an easier to use interface that works inside of SketchUp as a plugin. What is less known is that if you have both programs, you can use your favorite pre-sets from Kerkythea with v1.5 of Podium. Just copy over the .xlm presets from KT to your Podium installation. Where to put the copied files should be pretty obvious. Then when using Podium 1.5 you'll find those KT pre-sets available for use in the dropdown pre-set selector in Podium. Most of them will work and for those who also use Kerkythea it can add more familiarity to the Podium experience. Regards, Ross

Thanks all of you guys for the positive feedback! I made them for a subject there is no company involved. I made the details in AutoCad first in 2D, then I exported them to SketchUp, finally I rendered them in Vue 6. Which is in my opinion a great render program! The insulation was a bit tricky to do, it's a yellow rock structure Yes something went wrong with the bricks at the roof detail. There was something with the scale. I'm glad you liked them I'm planning on making more details in the near future. Maybe a window detail or a detail at the door entrance. Greetings, Stefan posted by Stefandevos

Amazing detail. Thanks for sharing your work

That's what I forgot to do. I didn't add TG_ to the thin glass material. Thank you! Nomi

Awe shucks guys, you are making me blush. Thanks.

Still keep in mind Cris that I do almost nothing about these things so my "feedback" is that of an amateaur...

This is my last render of this amazing model...for now. It is similar to one that I already posted, but I improved the window a bit and rendered it a much higher resolution. Oh yeah...I added the crucifix (downloaded from 3D warehouse) [image: final_small_193.jpg] See the link below for the 1600x900 version. Rendered using Indigo. http://www.indigorenderer.com/joomla/index.php?option=com_gallery2&Itemid=26&g2_itemId=21748

I don't know why we're getting the 404. They are still on the server. Going to try another link and see if it works. It goes to the whole gallery for this house. http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/sas/Gallery/nomicrowave/14-140

Nice work Pat, You are really developing a great style.

Dan Looking fantastic, the best part is texturing and rendering, nice to hear you chose Podium for render, version 1.5 (out very soon...in days) has a GI setting that will make your design "pop". feel free to ask if you have any questions. cannot wait to see the final rendering.

here is a revised image with the scene a little bit brighter and the rain gone from the parking lot thanks mike d [image: fGNW_ENTRY3.jpg]

The colors were all chosen by the designer. I didn't have a say in it The company logo does fill up the wall quite a bit, tho. Thanks James!

Thanks Jim. Roger the water is a straight SU material. I had tried using TG_ but it wasn't coming out as I wanted. Instead I got the reflections in Kerky and then overlaid that image with the SU export [with the water deleted to expose the tiles and pool sides]. I used a warping brush in PhotoImpact to disturb the water a bit and used a 'gradual luminance' filter, again in PhotoImpact to add interest to the light. Stu

If you tell me where exactly you meant to make a reply (instead of creating a new topic), I can (try to) merge the two - thus simply just "adding" your comments there... (BTW I do precisely "suspect" where it was intended... Smile)