Welp, there goes any confidence I had in my own SketchUp abilities. Absolutely masterful work.

really good stuff! congrats!

@gareth said: Let me know if you need some contacts in Adelaide Thanks mate, I may well take you up on that once I've got the whole concept better documented.

house looks damn perfect.. too perfect! some better foreground grass in there and you'd really nail it.

yeah...which one's which? If you had some light through from those sign lights, I wouldn't be able to tell them apart.

Thanks!

Wow.

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Impressive model!

Very cool!

Very cool, but I'm not clear on how the doors open.

@pbacot said: Adam, Thanks for the demos. I am not sure what the answer would be as to whether I'd like the results in Lightup. I have to try it again. It looks to me like the AO is too pronounced. Peter Peter, the amount of AO is controllable by a Multiplier, so you can tone it down, change the blend colors, change the blending with direct lights. Lots of control to get the look you want. I turned it up to full whack just so you could see the difference of AO cutoff.

Truly stunning mate, the DOF is spot on for this shot!

Great job. Looks like my Brewmaster ceiling fans from Form Fonts in there.

@imabzeous said: i just went through your website and i was o.O did u render those houses/models in Sketchup? like that Storage Qube, Inhabit, Qubeik and panelform images... those are amazing renders.. any tutorial or workflow please Thanks mate! I'm a really LAZY renderer. I just use Maxwell pretty much straight out of the box, no materials other textures applied direct to the model, excepting I might use the lacquer preset in the plugin. I pretty much always render with skydome and sun on. Do yourself a favor and download the free version for sketchup an hit render, that's about it!

So envious of your talents. Beautiful!

sorry. . My bad. I need to read more carefully I guess. D

Thanks Rob, yes, I have acquired Maxwell V3 and Twilight V2 for that and other reasons. I just have to get used to their methods.

Minecraft is amazing, my 6yr old has being playing it for over a yr and half now, he made this last week, Not bad for a 6 yr old in all fairness, very educational too... [image: ubB2_YODA.jpg]

Beautiful photo, Pixero! Now show me the SketchUp render... Take care, _KN