Hi Bryon, Volumetrics, I call God-rays, for me is fog. And if you have fog, you can do this. Thea Render uses two types, a fog setting in environmental control settings as well as object based volumetrics as "cloud". We can set the camera outside this object (which renders as translucence/transparence that can be adjusted) and the sun effects all that is within that object. This works for small rooms where you want the God-rays coming from the windows, stretching to the floor or wherever depending upon where you set your sun. It's worth experimenting with.

Thanks Bryon. He has a wonderful gift for plants and some beautiful plants that work both far and close up.

@duanekemp said: Nice job. This is an encouragement for those, like myself, who haven't tried TM yet, to give it a go around the block. Thanks, not sure if Twinmotion is free any more though. If it is please get back on that

@duanekemp said: Looking good. Thanks.

@majid said: Great to know, I stumbled upon two plugins to fix reversed faces: https://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=44551 and https://extensions.sketchup.com/extension/b8b437aa-0f0c-453e-b7f2-58e8738ac80e/face-director But didn't find the old piece of code. ( I guess by TIG). Nice! Thanks!

Have to totally agree with Solo, these are absolutely cute. Reminds me of the four little beach huts in the game Fortnite... the west side of the island. Good work.

Thank you Bryan.

Thank you Bryan.

Thanks Mike

Very nice!

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Gorgeous!

Thanks again guys.

Thanks guys.

Wow! Very nice!

@l i am said: Hi Bryan, wher55e did you get the skydome? http://www.nordicfx.net/

Thanks tuna.

Thanks.

Nice! Cool design.

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