here I upload deri_koltuk.rar

its just overlaying the line work in pshop... so its honestly a matter of minutes. the modelling/rendering...thats obviously dependent on you and your project!

[image: 166648_183778198317740_100000566827860_576734_2792132_n.jpg]

very nice indeed. i must say podium had improved tremendously...

Just for fun. Bad Eyes.skp [image: 3jNI_BadEyes.jpg]

Thanks Pete great little video and very helpful

Voir le Fichier : petit vidéo du projet éolienneV1

that's the image I saw on the web, look at the tone of the picture, I can tell, to design the hall never saw that picture, luckily

HI. I'm using Maxwell Render and SKP. I'm astonished by its quality. However I can not see my scenes with the HDRI's background, someone can help me?

Thanks, everyone.

2 more study hall images with different materials [image: hQ01_studyhallARTLANTIS4.jpg] [image: ZEHc_studyhallARTLANTIS5.jpg]

Excellent ! very nice glass material !

@unknownuser said: Nice @Slimdog They are QCodes, modern Barcodes that smartphones read. If you scan with phone they can lead to websites or info on product CORRECT. I put that there because next year will be the first year my tech program will utilize the AUTODESK Academy software package. I like hinting to things without telling the kids. That way they wonder for a summer what the next year will bring. It is the QCode for the IPAD/Iphone app for autocadd viewing and editing sorta. helps emphasize how cool next year WILL be. Did anyone pick up on the GEARS word first being spelled by using 1337 letters? I am waiting for a kid to see that.

One excellent portfolio.

Great to see that you are defending the design and have given so much thought to our comments. Here is a picture of someone who also had a great idea and through the process of (RE) design ended up changing the world. As the saying goes... "IF at first you don't succeed TRY TRY again".... Build a full size prototype sit in it. Have a well built fellow "AKA someone like me with a beer gut" push on the side of the end rib at top curve with the intent of pushing over the rib...and then you can decide was the structural analysis software correct or not. [image: 1UiI_Wilbur-Wright-on-Flying-Machine.jpg]

Thanks Rich. If things go pear shape I can think of no better place to look for help. If things go t*ts up you can all laugh! John

Remember "The multiplication of the arcs " by Yves Tanguy 1954! [image: multiplicationofthearcs.jpg]

By the way, the above image is composed of 4 or 5 vertical images composited with Microsoft Image Composite Editor.

As I started with 3D on a computer with 1MB RAM I'm still counting polys, always trying to make as few as possible The number of polys you use depends on how many details you want, and how many pixels you have available. For a 500k model I guess I would have had to shoot some closeups too. Or just PhotoScan the main shapes and use other tools for details. It is perfectly possible to make a detailed model in PhotoScan without using the Surface/Image matching tools. There are very powerful upsample/downsample tools, as well as smooth and redistribute functions. Vertex locking and fixing are extremely useful for many tasks other than modeling from photos. One of the great things with PhotoScan vs ImageModeler and Photomodeler is that you can use all the powerful tools and plugins in SU. The sides were here made with TIGs ExtrudeEdgesAlongVector.

@unknownuser said: These images can't be created in SU with just project an image an some internal hemispheres then flat them? i did not really get what you mean pilou..