Great work !

Thanks tuna.

@tuna1957 said: Like what you did on the render side. The model is just not "doing it" for me though.... Thanks!

Thanks tuna!

@l i am said: Hi Bryan I assume you are using Raylectron? What is 'eye' shadows? Nice scene I think if you applied about 15 of shine to all the texures on the robot you would see a big diference Sorry. Meant to give a more detailed reply sooner. "Eye" is one of three choices under "Illumination">"Shadows". The other two are "Real" and "Ambient" (occlusion). I just learned that "Eye" does not show HDRI, only Real and Ambient will show HDRIs. I've also learned than "Direct Illumination" can be turned off for different results. I'm still learning Raylectron. The combination of settings is rather daunting, but simpler than other renders I've used.

Thanks ntxdave and tuna!

The last image has something of the Star Trek 'Transporter' about it and my favourite.

Shouldn't the seats be the other way around? Very athmospheric picture...

Thank you gents!!

Thanks, mates. The low-poly free version is also material-ready. If apply SUBD plugin you may have high-poly versions as desired.

@tuna1957 said: As always... Well Done Agree

Thanks Mike!

pbacot Bryan K : Thanks guys. I'll be looking forward to seeing more of your posts. garystan

Perfect!

Thanks!

Very interesting and very well done! Would be neat to see a rendered version.

Seriously cool image Mate, very nice render.

I do prefer the second but that's for accuracy sake, mood wise they both rock the clock. Very nice.

Somehow missed this Very cool

The stretched glass turns out to be a field of view problem, thanks to Fletch for that info. I have tried an outside render with a different hdri to see what happens. [image: ELsK_1811920p2h16mIrR.jpg]