good work, as usual.

Excellent work.

Excellent as always!

No nails were used! Just lags, screws and thru bolts, even the roof shingles were screwed down, this being in a hurricane zone.

The final product looks great !

Hey Dave, I've always struggled to make threads. I've downloaded your video and will study it to see if it's something that I can actually use. But at this point I am assuming it will be over my head, like most things. Finally got to hear the Master's voice [image: vHPQ_MastersVoice.png] Can't complain about the snow this year here in southwest lower Michigan, been very mild. Unfortunately, that means a lot of wear on my snow tires, but I guess there's a tradeoff for everything. Stay safe, and keep the good info coming. Steve

Excellent!

Thanks L i am and Mike.

Excellent as always!

More render please, the model deserves it. Do you mind doing a close-up of cracks/cavities, please? M.

@mike amos said: Handle, best way to see it.

It's another classic, great.

Very good.

Good resource. Thanks.

It looks simple enough to model i'd just intersect two solids. I found it here: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/bond-2015-007-spectre-ring-5585bff1b7d3496f997d6c6aae5d2d57

@shawb said: but now it will be going around in my head for days. You're welcome.

@xayzer said: Lovely style! Merci à tous, je le travaille! Puisque Trimble nous laisse la main (à charge pour eux de rendre le logiciel plus réactif et plus performant), on devrait s'en emparer et avec l'aide des développeurs ( Fredo6, Thomthom, Tig et tous les autres, etc...faire avancer les choses. Thank you all, I work it! Since Trimble leaves it to us (it is up to them to make the software more responsive and more efficient), we should take it and with the help of the developers (Fredo6, Thomthom, Tig and all the others, etc ... to make things progress.

@shawb said: Reckon you've nailed it! That light is now washing into the room. Thanks!

Update. Thanks to everyone for the suggestions. Here are the changes made: Random rotated the bushes and heights Changed the color of the floor lamp's shades. Brought the gamma down a little bit and most important: Fixed the ceiling wall lights. I remembered that emitters in Raylectron cannot be grouped in order to work. (DOH!) The shelving shadows look far better now. After fixing the ceiling lights, it rendered twice as fast. Done in 2 hours. Here's is the finished render. I will now re-render the bedroom scene from last week. [image: FYGM_tradlivingroomrender2.jpg]

Hmm.. I see a plus one there so maybe there will be others who can see a resemblance to their own! For the record, no mothers-in-law or ex mothers-in-law were used as source material for this model.