3rd render on the top. Ive been trying to work with stone walls but a little to tough to figure them out. Im using a blender material on a wall with uv's from SketchUp. There isnt much depth on the stone because its normal maps and not displacements. The 4th on the top is displaced a little.

[image: b8JK_Art_substrate.jpg] Using a mounting substrate that attaches to clips into the spaces between tiles allows more flexibility in the positioning of art elements that don't span the cracks between tiles. The right two art groups are contrasted with the remaining art not shown with a substrate. After studying the result I would probably use just one backing for each two art groups.

Pyroluna, do you mean the actual lens glass inside the lens? Anyways here's another update, front and top complete. Need to do the sides, back and bottom. [image: 4OK4_3.png] cheers, ultimatez

Hi, Robert - Yep ... looks better to me! Have a great weekend!

@horseman04 said: Nice Job. Out of curiosity what was it rendered with? @thorian_oscuro said: a small room one floor to see if they like ... made whit sketchup+vray 1.48.83

Updated. [flash=640,385:3ujq56ao]http://www.youtube.com/v/BkODJhFDxxk&hl=en_US&fs=1 http://www.youtube.com/v/BkODJhFDxxk&hl=en_US&fs=1[/flash:3ujq56ao]

Rummaging around a hdd and found this... [image: ills_Render_This_Mad_Scientist.jpg] Rubbish entry, but an entry none the less

Well this was just on Prelim settings and a fairly small screen--but it cranked out about 75 images in about 10 minutes. Not bad. The VirtualDub freeware combined all of the images into the Video in about 30 seconds. It's not Spielberg, but considering where I was with SU Animation in Version 3, this is pretty cool. When I have more time I plan to up the ante a bit in resolution, presets and such and see how long it takes. One technical glitch: where did that Gnome come from?

It looks a bit flat but the form looks fine, you could add some detail. Maybe if you chose another point of view, more frontal it would look better. Anyway, I'd say that the head needs more work, and maybe the body should have some buttons and stuff. Are you using some refference? I'm not a guitar expert so I could't guess what model you are modeling

@costafinkel said: Thanx dude, it was pretty easy to learn. I will try to watch some youtube videos now. That's what I did. The others are right. It's easy to get started, but once you go through the tutorials, it's dangerously addictive. Here's one that helped me with work flow: http://www.martinrinehart.com/models/tutorial/tutorial_toc.html It's good, but there are one or two flaws later in the lesson in some of the Ruby code coordinates. Take your time and you'll see the mistakes. But overall, a great tutorial.

@slimdog said: I like them a lot. I think there is a considerable about of glass there. The last one freaks me out a bit. The columns and road markings look bent. Thank you for answering, speaking about the road marking, it is just the style I have changed, to make a '' sketch '' effect, Thanks again

@kxi system said: Do you always have to shoot me down Pbacot? KXI, I don't mean to do anything like that. Just offering ideas--without actually having to do the work! Maybe I'll take a stab at the entrance to show what I think. Though I have enough modeling projects I can do. I think you're doing great. I am not a Palladio expert, or any sort of expert. I have a "feeling" however, that the projection of the upper level above the entry balcony is not great, partly from the sketch and the amount of span the side columns you show would be carrying, both physically and visually. I see the pilasters at the corners of the entry portico working with the central columns, although I don't quite understand the pilasters coming forward out of line with the rest. Hard to say what the source sketch is for, since it doesn't seem comprehensive at all. I guess that it is an "outline" of desired drawings, for the draftsmen to follow, filling-in with their own knowledge, to be published in much more detail. Peter

Great project, seeing forward to see more

A room enviroment would look better than physical sky or sky envrioment. Nice try btw.

@dolphus said: What is right with this render matters not what's wrong. again Hear hear more positive waves please!! [/quote] I thought Meak ask for comments, it doesn't matter if there are positive or bad, I believe people here ask for c&c so we can improve our skills, am I wrong? anyhow, best photoshop skills!!!

Well spotted Frenchy the rooftop is another nightmare the client wants a sky terrace using a tensile skin it's like a whole separate job within a job ! No not Podium !

I am afraid of you both . Why is not there a moderator when needed? Heeeelp!

Did you make the dash as one single file or did you do multiple files and join them in a final assembly? Did you use layers?

@numbthumb said: ...I have attached the .pdf file. It may come in handy even if you decide to build a rubber band powered Fokker And if you´re willing to spend a few bucks, there are some good plans here http://unclewilliesplans.com/about4.html Cheers! Yep,those are the plans I used. The photos of the plane in flight look quite a bit better than the plan version. I'll check out the other site. If I'm going to spend several weeks on a project, a few bucks for some good plans seems like a good investment. I was laughing this morning at the fact that I just spent $600 on a pc to run a free program.

Hey Hey dear Dale you're so welcome Nice, very nice!.. /A bit unusual, these one are mostly for render makers I guess a tractor used to raise the boats and oysters from the beach. Brave is not it? [image: Archi0170_th.jpg] [image: Archi0171_th.jpg] [image: Archi0172_th.jpg] [image: Archi0173_th.jpg] [image: Archi0174_th.jpg] [image: Archi0175_th.jpg] [image: Archi0176_th.jpg] ____Added: pictures taken from the "same" tractor two years before: crazy isn't it The interest: tractor taken in situation and firstly tractor taken under a "flat" angle (which can let pick up its structure ) [image: Archi0177_th.jpg] [image: Archi0178_th.jpg] [image: Archi0179_th.jpg] ... simon