On this last concept serial reflexions are curious : seems destructured! they don't help to define the forms!

straight SU output???? wow I feel myself like this & like this , best V

ATLAStudio, thanks for your comments! I agree about the walls but the exterior white walls actually have very subtle imperfections which are more noticeable in the WIP thread images http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=333&t=48884, weather here in southern Sweden must be not so different to yours in Scotland the pendant light was modeled by me, it is agnes chandelier designed by Lindsey Adelman http://lindseyadelman.com/lighting.php?item=214 Bryan, thanks man for your kind comment! Adorno, much appreciated for your suggestion... I just read this comment from Jason Maranto in another thread: "I've seen plenty of nice interiors using just Physical Sky or HDR only, and it will be just fine, but add a emitter to the interior and you are asking for noise that may not resolve until very high SL." my mistake is having a sun light + physical sky + 10 emitters + 2 IES... thanks guys best V

Great work Joe.

Thanks Elisei, that helped very much

The last night image is excellent sea bass.

Looks good!

Another example. It may be just me, but it seems the controls and setting have changed since I last used this plug in. Also note the mid-ground trees. They aren't perfectly "see-through" as the foreground or background trees. Be warned, it makes a very computer resource heavy image. Still for free and as easy as this is to use, it's a great plug -in and I'm glad I have it working again. [image: LVdo_treehill2.jpg]

@bryan k said: Yeow and wow! How are you making the more complex curved surfaces? lots of trial and error! @chedda said: The bike looks great nice job. Axeonalias how do you suggest adding decals without creating geometry i had this problem a while back. Intersecting geometry leads to other problems notably smoothing etc. I was having the same problem which is why i created the decal separately. @pbacot said: great model ! Please show wireframe detail or explain the poly decals I've never been able to get an image map to stay in the correct location, or have the color correct. It's just been easier to create the decal and have the clean edge and colors. Most of the decals, excluding the radiator shrouds, were made flat and then turned or laid to the next flat surface after being broken apart. The decals on the Radiator shrouds were made with a duplicate of the shroud, sliced, then re-colored. From that point, the position was moved 1/32" from the surface of the shroud and adjusted as needed. feel free to look around the models i've posted on the warehouse. Over the last year or so, i've gotten a much better grasp of the application. pixelmonkey380 models on the warehouse chris<pixelmonkey>:D

Thanks for the comments, everyone! @nickchun said: Beautiful. Did you use a mask for the window? Looks like there might be a "halo" on the glass. Yes, I did use a mask. I wanted there to be a bit of bloom coming from the window. @chedda said: Looks great, this is vray ? Yes, it's Vray.

Simple, fun and cool. I like!

great looking model/rendering, Cotty.

love the idea (as I can say), the renders are nice, like that they have some atmosphere and not attend to be hyper realistic, great to have some Maxwell colege

yea Pilou indeed it is interesting. some days ago when I was googling the word "Isfahan" saw that. it is an imaginary Isfahan, not real one, BTW amazing work. promise you that real Isfahan is more beautiful

Thank you, Ronald!

Thank you very much for the suggestions. I really like the techniques given in the site posted by unrealviz. I must also try the various assorted styles inside sketchup as suggested by Adorno. I also like the view point suggested by pbacot. It gives a better view of the building. I hope to make the corrected image soon and come back here and post it. It would be better to hear all opinions before taking the drawings to the clients.

thanks Brain, it keeps me goingo more and more

Where the hell are the birdies! Joke. Very interesting idea! I really love it! My subjective opinion is that it's a bit to tidy, clean and straight. I don't know if I'm using the right words here, but what I mean is that it would be nice to see some cracked bricks and a bit skewed frames here and there. And birds of course!

Nice style and design.

Here the promised render... [image: MraY_cotty_tumblinggyroscope_indigo.jpg] C&C are welcome!