Hi Eric, I agree with you that the second one does look flatter although it is made from an image of the upholstery in the first shot. I think it would work for a quick look though and when used as part of a more complex model, the savings in file size would probably be welcome. I don't have the model here at work but I made a section view this morning before leaving the house. [image: BLv0_3814594640_4d0c45ea13_o.jpg] As I indicated, each 'pillow' is an instance of a component. I used the same numbers for each in the SSB plugin. I'll do an image of the mesh this evening and post it.

I've got my own website, Richard. Like all important people! Won't be online soon, though. If I take a peek in my 'renders' folder, I can tell there just isn't enough good stuff in there yet.

tremendous grass-texture you use! Pictures look great!

but the conservation officer would never allow a developement up there, it would ruin the horizon line!

Thanks Javier and Mike for the nice comments....I'll make some more post it here.. Best, allanx

very beautiful. Well done!!!

This car was my first entry to the Forza Lineup. The all new 2010 Forza QS-5 Convertible featuring a 3.0L inline six cylinder engine pumping a respectable 310BHP. Making this convertible not just a cruiser but a evening sports car. Just a note. This car hugs turns, not trees.[image: dRo1_ForzaQS-5001.jpg]

@mirjman said: lian, how are you setting up your exterior light? Good morning. A master here share his interior settings. thanks to him i produce this kind of mood. thanks sir mirjman! ja mata ne!

ah those new shots definitely explain the situation! nice to know your reasoning on the design - it looks like a very fun (challenging?) project to work on

Thanks for the comments! The coffee cups were the area of concern as well. I am going to try and keep them in but not make them so much of a distraction. The cups, I thought were higher poly count but after it rendered they came out different than expected. I touched them up a little in PS but not enough. The ceiling track needs to be edited, its just the reflection of the lights, but the metal shouldn’t be that reflective, it should be more of a anodized aluminum / matte finish. I really do appreciate all the comments and crits, it always helps!

thanks!

Thanks Daniel, He is a stiff, isn't he. Those figures were taken from the warehouse. I've found that adding 3d figures (without posing and tweaking all the materials in VRay first - exhausting) into the model prior to rendering reduces the realism of the output. Hence the silhouettes in the other pic. Ed

cool..nice to see some cars made after blueprints..u did it very well..cheers!

@fymoro said: It's nothing, I sent you the setting already, I wait the result, Fred. here's the result sir..what you can say?.. thanks again.. i will just try it in other models. God bless! [image: QFtt_9.jpg]

Arrrr open your eyes jonathan (me) Sorry for the dumb question.

Thanks Mike, I think its about time I added Piranesi to my list....

Holy cr@p, that's some work! Congrats!

Hi, Nice model, and the render is nice too. The tree at the far end looks out of place? Other than that it looks good to my untrained eye

aww it is nice rending thank you we will wait your new

@plot-paris said: this one is looking really good, with shadows and all! thanks chief, like what you have said before i applied it here. im inspired with other rendes here. thanks again. keep safe! ja mata ne!