yeah andre i certainly know that feeling

@steelers05 said: you could try cgtextures for some really good free ones. and just search the google 3d warehouse for some scenes. I think they have some good ones. Just keep pluggin away, the more you work with your scenes the better they will get. Try avoid using those blurry background trees though Wow great CGI Texture site free thanks will update soon with some changed visuals, if you get a chance please check out my website at http://www.boxvisuals.com Thanks loads..

Maybe, Teofas. On the other hand, I like the minimalistic feeling - but in this case I would even lose the car!

very impressive for an SU animation. Congrats man. Its fun seeing more and more people have success with animating in SU. Keep up the good work

i love the way you are developing your own style. The reflections on the street bring some really cool visual interest. It may be my monitor, but one thing i notice is that a lot of the images seem to be a bit oversatured. A small issue.

Hi again guys, another update here, i used VUE to render the exterior of the house and photoshop to PP the render hope you guys like it, and every comment and crit is very welcomed [image: iGKH_no5_104.png] [image: ArYX_no5_104.jpg] [image: uq7h_no5_104_NPR.png]

@solo said: there is a loneliness, almost a recognisable place of the past, I like it and hate it at the same time. Well said, very well said.

@gaieus said: It can be cool but you must be very careful to make sure the roof is waterproof and to let the rain flow away easily. Hmm... I'll keep that in mind next time. The show I got this from was somewhere where they probably never seen winter before. @olishea said: stairs are very very wide! Thank you, my next house I plan to do a more elaborate set of stairs. Don't worry it will be narrow.

chrome: [image: S_2-1.jpg] bored with this one now, gonna make another model

I was wondering what the detail would look like for the columns protruding through the glass in the front of the building. But its a nice start. Rick

Thanks Pete and Rcossoli for the comments, the room is SketchUp but the objects are from modo 401.... I;ve added two lights to show more shadows and adjusted the image in PS.... Thanks, allanx [image: Us3U_Test_03_sharpen.png]

cmoreink: thx bro and good luck with the hangover, hehe... EDMON: hi bro, i think that night scenes is all about testing lights over and over until you have your desire result,,,but first test lights in your scene without applying quality or reflections to your materials and make sure your options settings are low and a small output, cause maybe you need to do many tests and this will helps to make thing faster, once you got the right ilumination, then start applying materials to the scene,change the setting to high and the output, in this order i think can be good, hope this helps, sorry for my bad english.

@bocian said: Thanks for the upload, nice model. Wwow, very cool this render. I loved it.

@pilou Somehow I knew you would be the first one.

Looks purty good maybe the corners need Fredo's RoundCorner treatment

Neat accurate modeling....well done...

I think these are looking great...my only critique would be the quality of the skies, but the vegetation is really coming along

Simply stunning!!!

Thank you all for the feedback. All great points that will help make me a better artist and hopefully benefit others that see the thread. Dean: Im really liking the working world. Its scary at times when projects dont seem to be coming in, but our firm seems to keep a decent balance. But I am glad you mentioned something about the image saturation; that is something I have been worrying about, because it is a struggle for me at times to pull back with things like that. I probably need to tone things down a bit. I hope my monitor is reading properly...Anyways, I hope things are going well for you as well. The motion blur is another thing...I am so glad to feedback on that, because thats another example of something I thought needed to be toned down and hearing that helps make that more apparent. I am also glad to hear people keep mentioning the skies, because i agree that they are too distracting and I, as well as many others, might benefit from some good sky resources. I get most of them from cgtextures or 1000skies and I think my library is running really thin, because most of theirs are pretty busy looking. Anyone have any good resources for free or paid ones? Also does anyone have good suggestions for sky gradients...I try doing it in photoshop, but they always seem to be lacking and I end going back to using some of these more busy skies. But thanks again for all the great feedback guys, if you have any questions...please dont hesitate to ask.

I agree with Adam, and disagree with many on the Vue forums when it comes to interiors. Vue is not good at interiors! You can spend hours setting up and messing around to fake it, but still the results are not great. Vue is fantastic for exteriors, there is no arguement there.