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  • Share and get feedback on your projects

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    Ta folks, it is the ai thing.

    My design, mea culpa. Similar in concept to the hotrod I did some yonks ago but oriented towards track days.

    Working on a studio setup for Rayscaper so hopefully some renders then.

  • Back again

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    i have no comment...just going to look in awe! haha.

  • Some scenes of the ball park...

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    Thanks guys...it's been fun!

    Actually, Pete, I'm still having trouble with the new 'chine...wgatray.exe has jumped back into my life, using 50% of my processor capacity until I manually shut it off. I'm taking it back in this AM to have the HD's reformated and start over...with the insistance that Windows Update is not to be opened on it as I don't intended to have it connected to the internet. Woe is me...till later this week :`)

    Tina, this project is much bigger with the rec center and pool additions I'm starting this afternoon (lower parcel), so the presentation concept was to "mute" much of the model not touched by the project...so brown cars and people same as brown buildings (brown may not be the final color but I like it better than any I've tried so far). Actually, the ballpark was to be a simple form study model (10hrs max), but I kept thinking (as I find we all here do) "I bet I can model that pretty quick" so my marketing expense on this part is close to 3 times the invoice. Oh well, had me some fun this last weekend :`)

    I intend to fully tree the offsite portions of the model too, so do wish me luck with the new 'chine...I will diffently need it before I thru with this one (my little laptop is spending a lot of time thinking about it before doing it).

    tn_Parsons.jpg

  • Small Bank Project

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    @unknownuser said:

    That is very nice. The angle, colors and layout are very easy on the eye.

    If I may make one suggestion it would be to add ridge caps on the roof. I see you have the ridge vent, I am talking about the shingles.
    See this image for an example: http://www.alltexexteriors.com/images/roof_89.jpg

    A small detail like that can add quite a bit to the realism.

    Great work. πŸ‘

    Thank you Boofredlay. It seems i have left a detail out. Your tip will
    forsure make it in the next hipped roof project πŸ‘. thanks again.

  • My First House - First Attempt w/Kerkythea

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    Here's KT rendering #2 . . . doesn't look like a very comfy chair, eh?
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    bw_chair_0123_02.jpg

  • Massaro / Charoudi by FLW

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    I am always in for improved trees
    The SUfile is in the warehouse
    http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=9046c9bc648e31a696e6a73e4d00db55

  • Draft of OAN Challenge - Kenya

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    More on the sliding corrigated panel "windows." I put windows in quotation marks to indicate that these are very untraditional windows.

    The first image shows all the non-moving pieces. These would all be attached to side panels which are not shown. The box has screening on the outside and slats for safety.

    http://dws.editme.com/files/JanFeb2008/corrugated%20sheet%20tests%201.jpg

    The second image includes the piece of corrugated panel that would slide up and down and be held in place by fitting into groves on the side panels.

    http://dws.editme.com/files/JanFeb2008/corrugated%20sheet%20tests%202.jpg

    To make all of this crystal clear there is a movie here that shows the window in action.

    Finally, I've attached the SketchUp file so you can test it yourself. πŸ˜„

    Fred

    corrugated sheet test.skp

  • Construction drawings

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    Good technique canoek, I've never thought to do that.

  • My first render

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    @solo said:

    Very nice render, has a great feel to it.
    Great use of shadows.

    And by the way.... welcome to SCF.

    thanks master solo much appreciated that you welcome me this forum.
    by the im chill from philippines, and i used to model SU for almost a year
    and practicing more to develope my skill in modeling, as well in rendering,
    i used to vray in a couple of months now and i find it great.. before i used vue as my rendering engine, then now i switch to Vray for SU cause i find it great
    for my past rendering post just visit my blogs http://www.chillrender.tk

    thanks

    bestregards to all all members

    chill

  • House image....

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    Nice model. Did you design the house, too?

  • Mission Style Clock

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    Beautiful πŸ˜„ Makes me want to build one... I am itching to make some sawdust something bad.

    I second the sketchy shadows too.

  • Admin Bldg in Brasilia

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    thanks for offering, kim. i will certainly need some help. my start with KT (as with any other app) is going slowly.

  • Chrome 6 spoke Rim - rendered with IRender nXt

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    here a vey basic way of making a tyre tread. maybe someone else knows a better way?

    tire tread tut.skp

  • New settings for su-podium

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    it was a military servis site i , just rendered (not designed). the setting for podium did strange sparkles here and there! mayebe it is useful for some works!!! in is no need so for lighting all over the site ( for example if it is a play grpund or...etc.)

  • Caffe bar finished (maybe) :)

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    well maybe I would put them if client payed me,but again as usual I (censored) in this job

  • ๊๊๊๊๊U-Boat Type XXIII

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    Even though the ocean is covered with small wavelets the sub cuts into the water with a razor sharp straight line. What about rippelign the line a touch and adding some small white froth where the waves splash agains the hull?

    If the sub were more modern I would suggest a shower sandal and a broken foam cooler floating in the foreground for added realism.

  • First render en kt 2008 look good :)

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    thanks, i`m using the 16 metod path tracing - high + AA0.3

  • LATEST WORK WITH KERKYTHEA 2008 ECHO VERSION

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    @fletch said:

    guess Sintra didn't want you to see the big image for some reason... πŸ˜’

    dont you roll your eyes at me mr fletcher πŸ˜† πŸ˜†

    no real reason i didnt post the large version, well other than i posted the image whilst at work and did a quick copy and paste job with a small example i had πŸ˜†

    kind regards

    darren

  • Indian Restaurant

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    Thanks Fletch

    I'll get into that straight away.

    Cheers

    Jon

  • First real project...that I want to improve... (updated)!!!

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    Hi Tegman,

    Your modeling is fantastic. However, I like the first elevation better because this house just doesn't look right with that stone facade... The garage works, but not the rest. Are you designing and making the material choices or are you doing this for someone else's design and/or specifications?

    Anyways like I said, great modeling.

  • Old and dirty render

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    Very cool process to make such lovely images...quite a secret you've shared, thank you very much for both!

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