Nice render, but I found it a bit confusing as far as the reflections in the closet doors (assuming they are closet doors), the way they line up with other elements of the model. Almost looks at first glance like the doors are transparent and you're seeing the wall behind it. But hey, that's just me, and I also get confused when I'm putting on a hat [image: fDnI_misuraa.png]

Thanks Massimo....

Thanks for the comm' hears another image I've just made. [image: N1WX_frontview.jpg] [image: g0Hv_AerialView.jpg]

@solo said: Oh! wow, never seen that before, looks very $$$$$ expensive and a huge job to install. Well actually it's quite a cheap wood floor due to the fact that it's made with a patchwork of scraps or parts aesthetically less noble of woods.

great stuff jason, your work's gone to the next level!!

Hi, Thanks for teaching me how to use visibility in transformation processor! Using File_Api through Physic Control to make csv file that will controls the time when the value is 0 or 1 for the Threshold Processor to covert to true or false for visibility transformation is very powerful feature indeed. I hope I can keep learning new stuff with the help of you guys...Thanks!

Thanks guys, means a lot to me, new project on the way!

Using csv file to control time & velocity is perfectand simple technique for future projects. The Free transform file is very cool indeed I'll be sure to study it so I can find other ways to use it. Again thanks!

I think all of them are very nice. Some man-cave! Wow!

Thanks for comments

thank you for your kind coments. I've corrected the verticals and done one more shot. [image: 1f9D_fb-render111pp-kl.jpg] [image: OCd6_fb-render113pp-kl.jpg]

thanks Richard, also I love your renders, inspiring and well detailed. I am a lazy person , so prefer simple scenes, here is another version, with a bird from http://archive3d.net ,still bird color is not melted with the scene, I myself prefer the black and white version. the place also is Torino palace or something... [image: eMZg_bb2.jpg] [image: hddR_b-w-v.jpg] [image: TNuk_early-morning.jpg] [image: MOcY_v-b-2.jpg]

Yes I noticed the light burning out, I am playing with different background and artificial lighting settings. This is better. [image: x7RF_7.jpg]

I've only had 2 of them but they are sweet your right. I now buy mighty mouse in bulk from ebay. The ball always dies in the end and they are pricey locally 50+ euros a piece. I just had 11 delivered for £70 .

Szacun!

Thanks, Rafael. I didn't really change all that much -- talked to some video folks that I work with, and they though it looked great for youtube, so mostly I just stopped worrying. I did change the background color and exported to 1280 x 720 pngs, which helped some. It's the blue that looks the worst, and there was a lot of that in the sample I posted earlier (doesn't contrast w/the edges enough). It still looks a lot better on my computer or on drop box, but oh well. I do appreciate your help -- definitely got me to try different things, and to get unstuck. ps -- thumbnail seems to have updated.... hope someday I get to pick, as there are still much better choices.

Thank you all for comments. @pbacot said: I wish I knew more about the modeling of it though. next time, i'll show you my chairs modeling process. @pbacot said: Looks like a lot of creasing? creasing are made with artisans sculpt brush.

Ahh yes that's right until it gave a little squeak not too tight ! It's strange how we become intimate with everyday tactile objects. Especially a cassette tape which often invokes memories of times, places & music.

A night shot using the technique in the post processing tutorial section of the forum for turning day to night. The treeline to the left is the same as that behind the house,just mirrored and cloned to break up the main repeating patterns and the highlights burned in using the "Dodge" tool in photoshop. [image: PwNU_manorfieldNIGHTSMALL.jpg]

Cheers Richard, no i haven't ever used the shift lens feature, sometimes i use the 2 point perspective camera in sketch up though.