@olishea said: Weird, i didnt think SU sky would have that effect, nice! Maybe use smoove tool in sandbox tools to add some swells in the water, quick and easy. Smoove tool among other tools depended on VCB, don't seem to work in SU v7.1 BTW Update: It works but there's a bug after all. Re: Problem with specifying measurement when drawingby bjanzen on Thu Sep 24, 2009 5:00 pm Yea, on PC, the Measurements box never gets highlighted, and for some reason on Mac, it does and then doesn't accept input. You can make it go away by tabbing out of the Measurements box or making sure it isn't highlighted. We're looking at it. b (see, I can forget "VCB" if I want too)

@d12dozr said: @richard said: So what's this speed modelling technique, something I've missed or are you just on gun powder? See this post, : http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=20275 Thanks mate! Yeah now I understand - I do the same with my own render scenes, probably even a little more abusive as I tend to only model the very front face and even on the roof the front facing panels. I don't even use hole cutting components, instead just place windows then blocks of textured brickwork around them. I just wish I could get the Googies to introduce non-scaling textures! In every beta test I bring this up, asking for an optional check box in the material editor. Non-scaleable textures would mean such form could really quickly be complied with primaries just scaled into place. Modelling speed for rendering would rocket! Though weird everytime I ask for it others jump on my back to suggest they don't want it, they want to be able to scale things up and the texture scale with it! I can agree with them for about 10% of modelling - but for panels like brick, the material is a standard size repeat. All I've been asking for is an option!

Adam, yes its VfSU and no reflection on walls, got me stumped. Mike

@davidh said: hi oli i found a tutorial for creating rain at http://www.photoshoplab.com/rainy-day-rain-effect.html. the first half tutorial basically creates a rainy overlay mask. I grabbed a rainy overlay from the web and applied it to a rendering as a watermark. [image: 1lNg_rainy-day.jpg]

Ok, trying to make a Manila palm tree. The trees on the right are from Google Warehouse and the one on the left im working on with ngPlant. [image: ijMc_Palms.jpg]

Durantism...?

Bigger Version [image: 5JJY_shin2.jpg]

Which render engine do you use? Vray? edit: just realised you said it on the top of the first page.

I think your process is the most important thing here. will be very useful. thanks for sharing pal

That would be Matteo

love the first view...where you can ever so slightly see inside..... the composition of this scene is just great.

Yes,I can see. Certainly this displacement gives that piece of "justice" to the job!

like the idea .......nice job master solo

very nice and good work on that screen.

Thank you.

I think everything about those images is awesome, except for the leads.

srry for being a lil late on commenting back been busy workin..thanks all for commenting alot of changes on this truck since last update...things added KTTA Cummins Twin Turbo Diesel Engine. Wet Kit Interior! yeah! reworked air cleaner system kenwood radio system pics!!! [image: HcyZ_peteweast09.jpg] [image: d3Xd_peteweast2.jpg] [image: BIJb_peteweast5.jpg] INTERIOR [image: u0zz_peteweast3.jpg] [image: 0JmV_peteweast4.jpg]

Another one. Higher resolution, more passes and DOF blur. No photoshop except for border and text. [image: Sq3C_audi250passessmall.jpg]

Mate this is really cool! I chuckle a bit but still great bit of thinking on style!!!

The only thing that looks off is the unsoftened car body in the last pic... is that the model, or the renderer? The building looks fantastic anyway, better than anything I can make