@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

thanks guys!

Thanks for looking and your comments, Cheers

Four!!!!!

When the book mentioned Maxwell, I suppose it could be changed to Twilight or another renderer?

Yeah! What that guy above me said!

TOTALLY IMPRESSED!!!!!!!!! Woe mate, that's really cool!

Day [image: hNY8_70sec.png] and night [image: 9aCN_night1.png] shoot.

In the memory of user who left the forum. [image: 88EE_truck.png]

@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).