i did it by making making one triangle, copoying it, componenting the whole lot, copying it, componenting the whole lot etc. Components out of components as you put it.

yeah just email me and i can send you the settings. As for the file itself, I cant because its for my work and not my own. Sorry

Very helpful and interesting, thanks solo

@pbacot said: Good work! On the first image window image of the mountain. The angle of the camera shot gives the feel that the room is tilted upward. Here the mountain looks to be lower than the floor plane. Hi Pbacot! Thank's for your advice... I didn't think at the background when I positioned the camera I'll fix this up in my new render tiriki

wonderful as always

Hi fewdavid, and well done on those renders. I am considering Vray but have a problem with it's ability to work with landscaping since everything has to be either modelled or imported into SU if post-processing is to be avoided. However, the high polygon count for plans/trees/rocks etc makes Sketchup very slow and the model very large & clumsy. Could you give us an idea of where the workflow started in photoshop? Were only the buildings modelled in SU? So, unlike artlantis, Vray seems to require lots of post processing for external shots (from what I've seen there's absolutely nothing wrong with its abilty to deal with interior scenes I should add!) Thanks!

great renders..recently I made a KT maquette material pack , based on my sketchup material pack (http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=12210), and shared it over KT forum (material section) . and here r some render using this pack , hope u joy[image: DJ1o_1st-card-board_filtered.jpg][image: H86Z_scene-2-noice-redused.jpg][image: mVfP_scene-3-12-pass.jpg] and here is the material pack: http://www.pushpullbar.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=51551&d=1238624518 discusstion: http://www.pushpullbar.com/forums/kerkythea/10610-simulation-physical-model-cardboard-wood-5.html cheers

Amazing! I checked out your website as well, you do great work. Quite inspiring for me I might add.

here is another render of the same scene but whit more details, i think maybe if there was a better texturing way in su then the seat was not so artificail...BTW here is the result ( i was forgetting to add door lock!!! and it was down to floor! )[image: qUgW_7.jpg]

Wow! Thanks ever so much silver shadow, I'll get onto it straight away and post the results.

@gerbaux said: @tgb57781 said: Great work! It is detailed . How can you do that for the first time? maybe he's forced to work and practice at the same time.. for me, it's the greatest motivation for people who want to practice... hehehe.. The motivation?? I like it . hehe I am Chinese. I want make some foreign friends here.

@hfm said: Pretty good model [Star wars fan? ] Though I must say I find your taskbar a little disturbing: [attachment=0:3srsk6qx]<!-- ia0 -->Ho.jpg<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:3srsk6qx] You in the pimping business? looking for housing

The first image is really refreshing , great style. And I agree with Eric, ditch those block cars from the last image.

Finished the 360 render as well as the final look, check this link out. http://troopermanaic.deviantart.com/art/360-Degree-flesh-tunnel-render-117286799

Glass made with Windowizer. [image: bP1B_Windowizer.jpg]

@unknownuser said: by honoluludesktop on Thu Mar 26, 2009 2:59 pm Wrecknball, Very artistic presentation. Did you do the final presentation with layout? Neglected to answer your question... All the images are straight from SU7, tweaked in Photoshop and the layout was done in Illustrator.

Looking good. Keep going. I'd like to see the finished result.

Scott, Dzine, Thanks for your suggestions. I'll try them both.

WIP = Work In Progress Nice modeling, Adam.

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