@solo said: I like it! Nice style and very original way of showing a design. ^ What he said. Very cool!

Incredible! Great model, scene and textures. I have GOT to learn how to do better textures!

@mike lucey said: I enjoyed exploring the design Aaron. Its defenately a 'dream house' but I imagine a bit of a nightmare to build. However well worth the effort Please keep us updated on progress. Mike Here is a video I have made of the completed home. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkG3ddfoaNw

Thx I'll remember that for my next project.

Very nice as always!

Andy, Bryan: thanks for the comments. I had included some soldier coursing on the construction documents, but when I added them in the model they seemed pointless. I may have to re-look at that. Bryan, you are correct, the stair tower sets back from the Temperance Hall and the office building to the right. If you move further to the right, or look at it from the left, the stair tower addition is all but obscured (the building on the right extend past the Temperance Hall almost to the sidewalk).

Thank you for the kind words ! @ Bryan K - Go for it, can't wait to see it.We need more spaceships in this forum Here is a more acceptable render, still have a lot to learn about rendering

Great models and renders, Luca! Have a great weekend! _KN

@nickchun said: Wow! Thats one big project.Fantastic space. Reminds me of a James Bond set. How long did it take you? James Bound! haha even James Coburn In like Flint hahah Its been an ongoing project for about 5 months, maybe six now, working during off days from work and any available free time I could find. I really enjoyed creating it. This house started as a sketch of some roof shapes like looking down from the sky at a houses roof, then I found out about Sketchup, and set out to find out if curvy organic roves could be created with it, and some good people here directed me to the right plug-ins that made it all happen. I just never thought it would look like it does haha. Thanks to the ease of SketchUp and the real-time rendering of Lumion is why it looks the way it does, thanks to some objects by some of the awesome modelers on the 3D Warehouse. (I LOVE LUMION!!) I'm already working on the next home, surprisingly its a simple gable design, I just wanted to do one because I will probably never do one again haha. but at the same time I'm working on a minimal design which is totally different in feel and appearance from this home. Thanks for the comment.

No, really, where are the renders. (seriously, master work. wow.)

Pretty cool, but the music was just getting interesting. Some close ups would be nice as well.

reminds me of Braid (video game) art style very nice

Yep! Fun!

@rich o brien said: Any chance of posting the SU setup as an image. I'd like to see how many irrcaches you have injected. Sure, here it is. Should be a case of loading and starting TourTool. studiolighting.skp.zip

hey paul and Rodentpete may i ask u somethin

Thank you for your comments

@alvis said: :thumb: @ely862me said: @cotty said: @solo said: Awesome model and render. +1 +1

Well done.

@cadmunkey said: Depth of field a Lightup feature? Yes, DOF, Vignette and Bloom are all handled interactively after processing the scene.

In the same folder the hi-res mod.thea file is save the .skp but prefix .mod.skp to it. In the .mod.skp file you can have faceme or whatever to represent to hi-res. What I typically do is make the .mod.thea file. Then drop into SU the box. Import my .skp proxy and position within box. Scale as needed. Delete box. Purge scene and zoom out so when you save the thumb nail is correct.