I use the fluidray importer every day, and it works perfectly. I use SU7 too

The model was originally shared by Frederik, his sister's kitchen I think, on the TwiLight forums. Maybe try over there.

I met that hure in Ennis last year!!! LOL ! Rich that is brilliant - I take my hat off to you ye talented fecker!!!

Creepy! I love the last image. Somehow reminds me of some shots of "the blair witch project"

Wow, thanks John, Its odd to see something your very familiar with in a different context. It works well Thanks.

cubist? What if each elevation or drawing was set off by an overall tone from an overlaid shape, contrasting with neighbors.

Hello, I like de second one.The water is looking good. And it gives me more feeling. First one is also very beautifull. Greetz Jeremy

@cotty said: No, I did use the move/drag function from hugin for the correction. I don't use Photoshop for this. Thanks for sharing! I'll sure take a look into that software! See you!

Hello Aad, If you have one texture and Photoshop then you have hundreds! The two brick textures are the same, altered in PS. I use street view if I'm modeling an existing building only to view it. Street View Images are watermarked and IMO very low resolution. Hope this helps. John

Hey Tom! What a great mood! I'd very like to have a bath there! ...well not NOW, having you all seeing me and being so enthusiastic... Just to have an idea, mind to share the non post-produced render? The PODIUM out-of-the-box output?

The garage door is a standard 4-panel. That car could drive under the top two if the bottom two panels were removed.

Roger and Allan, thanks for your coments I really appreciate. Roger, I make that image a few years back, if you don´t mention that the Hotel not have watercolor texture, I had not have noticed you´re rigth. One of the firts things I like in sketchup, is that way to make NPR renders (whit Photoshop and Piranessi), but since some time ago, the clients prefer Photorealistc renders, and I had to change the way to I present the renders. But I always still like the NPRs. I post this image inspired in the work of Allanx. The work is not a WIP is a finally image because the proyect is finished (designed, planned and built). I wish have some time for improve the image.....I post this image inspired in the work of Allanx and I hope someday, achieve even a portion of their work. Regards Some images of finished project: http://www.arqcad.net/proy/69-hotel-ruinas-resort

@solo said: I do not believe Vray can do multilighting http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQISe90BzHg

The color is way off, which is distracting, but as for the model itself, the texture orientation on the windows bothers me even more. I assume they're wood -- although the render texture isn't convincing -- but I would take a little time and align the texture with each portion (jamb, sill, header, etc) of the window. A little chamfer wouldn't hurt, either -- just too sharp looking right now. All that said, it's not a bad render -- those just the things I would recommend doing next time. Thanks for posting it.

Nice composition and style Edson, the only thing that I think needs improvement is the overall color. You can apply curves and hue/saturation in Photoshop to improve and highlight some areas in your design. allanx

Put a tall thin antenna at the top and it would look like a hypodermic needle which might be appropriate. Certainly lacking in mood. I hope the prices are not more than $5.00.

Thanks Edgar... allanx

very impresive work , great job

@mike amos said: Nice. The door on the top floor (at the top of the stairs), looks like there is insufficient room to open fully. Thought of turning the door and section of wall 90 degrees? It would also provide some natural light for the stairs. I think the brick texture could do with a bit of scaling. Thanks Mike, I built the house in revit first (but I also checked the space, its very tight)

Form Z / SKP models now added http://surfacearchitects.com/index.php/olympic-wayfinding-structure/