After several years recently visited Yazd , a 4 hours trip from Isfahan to Yazd , and take photo from real location, obviously there are differences between my render and the reality. In fact I prepared this render to mention the "bump map" used in my e-book that is about V-Ray for sketchup and is now available on the shop here: http://sketchucation.com/shop/books/intermediate/1285-v-ray-for-sketchup I hope this would be a great product for hose who are new to V-Ray and are interested in learning V-Ray with no time wasting. [image: SofI_yazd-real-location.jpg]

@daniel said: Looking great, Hector. (and still working on your project) Daniel, you're alive!!!...thank you, it was surprisingly difficult to do a compact plan but I used the disciplines I have learned from you.

@marked001 said: very nice. i'm slacking on my holiday card this year since I decided to email instead of snail mail them.. need to knock it out this weekend. Thank you! I used MailChimp to send out my Christmas card to all of my clients. Worked a treat

Indeed some extremely cool ideas here

Beautiful render! Have a great week, _KN

here's a new video of that project: http://youtu.be/lMFaTBQ4ZRE http://youtu.be/lMFaTBQ4ZRE

Nice job on both the renders and 3D print, Eric!

Excellent as always. Stunning in fact.

Beautiful.

@ccaponigro said: PS add to wish list backside clipping. Try Fog!

Sci-fi shots are right-on Majid!

Very cool as always!

Very cool, nice image.

or more RAM.. that usually helps. I haven't tried the 64 bit sketchup yet, but I'm hoping that helps as well. That was a 95mb file and it ran pretty well, actually. The tables/chairs didn't cause any issues but the component for all of the vertical ropes did some damage. I had to keep that turned off alot of times.

Beautiful if not awkward from a design view. Great model. I'd like it to have more bump and more displacement though.

As usual very nice work. You might add some BOOKS! I know they don't use them anymore but the older people making the capital improvements decisions might relate.

Really Cool mate!!! Really!! Mate I seriously love the use of the cabinet door to close the space off. I've been designing a host of home designs of late that similarly utilise joinery to create room division. It's not something at all common here is Australia and I seriously don't understand why! We always build a wall and then the cabinetry to it rather than letting the cabinet become the divide, even if the cabinet is single side facing it can still be finished on the reverse side as a feature to the room! You do some great solutions mate!

Stunning mate!!!! Though I still battle with the use of non verticals, seems only common to the SU user

That's a very impressive portfolio: both content and design! Well done

@anton_s said: I like the various animation effects! Such a professional work. Thank you so much for your positive feedback