Thanks for the suggestion on the inside, maybe some more obscure or polarized glass would be better, I have to look if there are such in the hypershot barely started to handle a little

wow...that's cool,i think it's hard to draw face in sketchup..but you did man...great job

Great work, especially how you incorporated the person into. PS? Stunning

rendering this amazing, also the details of modeling, I congratulate you for your work

Thanks Frederik!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks Tom. I appreciate the description. Scott

@kwistenbiebel said: I am aware of the protrude ruby, but how can we make random squares on a volume before using that ruby? I'm still working on it... it's taking a very long time, I know. All my SketchUp stuff comes after work.

... please allow me: ... http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=486

Its an really nice model! Your render make it looks so realistisch! Good work!

Yes, thanks Modelhead. Great explanation. I fee a lot better informed about HDRIs!

Solo, Thanks for a quick reply & the tips. Got some time to explore in the next few days, hoping to get much better aquainted with Vue.....maybe even post a short video. Best, Charlie

Yes, it's great! But I have a problem too; most of my work it's about furniture, and basically, I work allot with interior scenes....and beside that, I have v-ray But it's funny , amazing, easy to use. Have fun!

nice garden you have there. it is great to see the visualisation in SketchUp and the real photo. great idea to show the different stages with coloured elements.

thanks guys...

Thank. I try to improve.

I just gave up on life and my hopes of becoming an architect o.o That is AWESOME work I'm still trying to figure out how to input my own measurements for objects... not looking to good

Nice work. Your render times are probably because of everything is so reflective (shiny), but it could be many thing (computer specs, render settings, etc.). The image is quite bright but that would be somewhat correct with white on almost all surfaces. The spots are due to your lighting subdivisions being set too low. Try turning those up and also make sure under "global settings" that your raytracing secondary bias is set to .001 and not 0. This will also help clear some of that up. Overall nice work it just needs some attention to the lighting. Scott

here another view of the building, a complete volume where you can see better the facade [image: fachadanuevaachicadatg2.th.jpg]

@stefanq said: Nice Adam! Do you have an closed space, or did you removed some of the walls? It's just a box with two door size opening to let some more light in. I'm going to try to play with more interior architecture and see what kind of results hypershot is really capable of. I think there is some real potential there for architectural renderings....and it has yet to be really shown.

even what earthmover's quoted price im sorry but i think its too much.