Thanks Rich. I had a lot more ambition than skill for this one. But as with all my tough ones, I learned a lot. Thanks Mike. I'm working on the render but the render software has been updated and I'm learning how to use some new features in it.

here took somebody the same scene and rendered it in twinmotion: https://youtu.be/hMuXfcG1HLo https://youtu.be/hMuXfcG1HLo

Excellent design!

esse modelo esta disponivel ?

Thanks.

I love simple furniture renders. I can never get the lighting right, myself

excellent modeling and rendering skills.

Flowscape is worth a look too. https://pixelforest.itch.io/flowscape I have not looked into this fully yet so exporting grass etc, no idea.

@mike amos said: I would rwally like to get on with TM, slow getting there nut they changed the format for this year so I have to start again. Mate, if yoy have any tips I am sure they would be gratefully received. No vids for me please. just written tips are the order of the day. You will need a "RTX" graphics card with a minimum of 8 gigs of Vram and that Vram is only good for small scenes. Yo will also need at least 16 gigs of ram.

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Well done!

Thats awesome to see Cyclops in a 3d model. I wish it was available someplace. I would love to add it to American Truck Simulatoras a driver, and possibly a lowboy load.

@kxi system said: @yannleo said: Now you see what I did.You can walk through the game scene. It's been quiet because you don't have an AK-47 or meet any terrorists. I like aliens and plasma weapons or a scorpion, but whatever! Theres this program that can let you make games, udk and here it is! Also, when playing cs go, I like to use the skins that I get using the https://skin.club/en platform, where I open cases. Hello. I have heard about this program, there are only positive reviews about it.

@bryan k said: I would have never noticed until you fixed it. Great job! Thanks Bryan I find that I get hypercritical of my work as I gain competance this was a challange and a half experimenting with the glass. but worth it, I think

Thanks tuna! I designed this in SU, I think, about 6 years ago. I was proud I could finally make the curves I wanted. The first design was hand drawn about 20 years ago. I have a large collection of original old designs. They are WHY I wanted to learn 3D in the first place. And I just got a lot of them out of storage this weekend.