@gus r said: Dave, The Nvidia Texture Tools has a standalone which I'm using which you can get here. I only use a couple of features with that to create normal maps. This looks interesting. Thanks!

Mind warping stuff there.

@rich o brien said: @dave r said: Of course with AI doing that in a couple of seconds, maybe there will be a shift. Artificial intelligence doesn't worry me as much as natural stupidity does. Good point. Natural stupidity does seem to be on the rise.

I thank you, I'm here until next, no wait up, I can't leave yet..................

@tuna1957 said: @bryan k said: I cannot let this go. Bryan have you considered joining a support group, maybe “sketchuppers anonymous” ? Your persistence is to be applauded.

@tuna1957 said: Better result ? Darned if I know. Darned if I know either. I like some aspects of both of them.

Thanks Mike and Bryan

@mike amos said: Top notch, one of my top ten renders this year so far. high praise indeed Mike, thanks

Cheers boofredlay nice pick up's I always appreciate constructive criticism

For a mark one adjustment, very sharp.

Very sharp builds/renders.

Turned out perfect!

Thanks Steve, inspired as always, by the models you posted here. I have an Jaguar XKSS in the works that is going a bit slower than I'd hoped but getting there.

Thanks gentlemen

Top notch designs and renders.

Nice!

Thanks. D5 Render is pretty quick but there are some features it needs especially in materials since there is no naming of the textures involved and it's impossible to find in the D5 directory. They have an automated PBR function which works very well and the library is extensive. Any modifications to there materials though is difficult since you really don't know where to begin with their textures. I amassed a large library of my own with materials and landscape elements which far exceeds my productivity in architectural renderings.

Ta folks.

@rich o brien said: Youtuber 'influencer' house? Could be I suppose. I'm just making it up on the fly for practice and learning.

Would you be willing to share the model file? I restore CT70's as a hobby and would love to play around with the file. Thanks!