Jaw droopingly beautiful!!! Kinda has a anime feel to it in a very good way...good job!

@olishea said: but what a car!! I mean, they just don't make things that scream passion any more. Just epic. I love how porsche maintain their design approach through each iteration of the 911, keeping its sexy curves, but most other manufacturers are going very bland and predictable IMO. Just generic crap coming off a production line. I never used to understand the appeal of classic american cars but now I love them....real presence and impact. Pilou is right about moi3d....fantastic program. I couldn't agree more. In their few pitiful attempts to make a new car look "retro" they have failed miserably (like the T-Bird, the Prowler, the PT Cruiser). One of the few exceptions is the Mustang. I think they did a wonderful job with that one, captured the essence of the original Stang perfectly. Unfortunately I read somewhere where they're gonna give it a complete makeover. With very few exceptions I can't really tell the difference between cars nowadays, they all look like they came from the same cookie cutter, no real character. Of course you have to keep in mind that I'm an old fart that grew up around those classics, and most kids today don't know anything else. I've really gotta get to work on my time machine. Back to the future!

Dude, try SU options editor then go Irradiance map change HSph. Subdivs. default is 50 make it 100 or higher. the higher HSph. Subdivs. the longer the rendering time.

@krisidious said: awesome... Thank you, it took quite some time to get the details right, the video tour i found on the internet helped a great deal.

Thanks John... allanx

Good job! Woman in last picture looks like Robb's mother

and a sketch: [image: Nphy_hausprospekt2-render003pp-paint.jpg]

Nice image comparison

Thanks Richard. It's a free HDRI by Bob Groothuis called van Kleef 3. Great quality HDRIs there.

@richard said: Really nice work mate! The work on the first table in particular AMAZING!!!!! +1.

Pretty cool! Reminds me of a Ray or an Octopus lifting itself off the sandy bottom of the ocean.

lovely new renders, very slick

Yes, see the other rooms, the curtains, the lounge chairs, the lightning. (Small icons, bottom left)

Thanks John. 3 diffuse layers. Home made grey brick grid over a noise layer with a dirt map on top. It took a bit of trial and error with the transparencies of the dirt and brick layers to get the appearance I was looking for.

Only contrast correction inside vray framebuffer. Thats all. 100% pure render

@charevir56 said: I've bookmarked this topic too http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=49271 Ah. That's it. Thanks. But I now remember there wasn't much info. The link to kalid.net leads only the architect company with no mention of the script and it's also not clear if this is for SketchUp or 3DMax.

Yes i just set the type to liquid, set the transparency right down to 8% and the colour closer to grey than blue. Finally just pushed the bump up.

Ditto on all of the above. You are a great inspiration to this forum.

Very sharp curves!

THX I must buy this plant!