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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.

  • Couple of small cabin projects

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    jb,
    been watching this thread with great interest (but haven't had time to play 😞

    I did download VP5 a few minutes ago (longer I guess since I used up my free trial already) and really like what it does...might just buy it and an edger/outliner I've had my eyes on.

    Thanks and more please, Tom.

  • The gathering in mexico ( with people arabian )

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    Move the jaggy slider and they will be even better. πŸ˜„

  • Cheetah3D renderings

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    Yea, good ole' Indiana. You can't buy a bottle of wine on Sunday, but you can get enough fireworks to level a city 24/7.

    I'm glad they were helpful.

  • Skateboarding..

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    Jeff, this is really great! I have a son is really loves skateboarding. Might be fun to see what happens in SketchyPhysics?

  • Digital watercolor technique

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    Hmmmmm...so you actually "painted" the painting. (No wonder it looks so good! :`) Thanks a bunch for the ideas now smolderin', Tom.

  • SketchUp and PhotoshopPosted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 5:58 pm

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    Eric, nice image...must be a fun project detailwise!

  • Euro hinge

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    i thoght i saw something weird...where have the shadows gone!? would look a lot nicer with shadows, in my opinion. good refelction and stuff, though.

  • Night rendering of subdivision entrance

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    I don't think so Kris, that one star seems pretty bright to me, scary bright as a matter of fact. Cool idea though, getting to grips with night time renderings showing starlight.

  • A modular fixture silo rendered in KT

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    One of my newest components is an entire photo studio. Not needing light stands or power cords is a real luxury.

    I just pop the fixture silo into the photo studio, adjust a few lights and we have an image ready for the catalog.

    Client saw the final product and his first comment was, "this looks so real maybe we should go back and add the weld beads."

    blu_orng_silo_4.jpg

  • Trying to get to grips with Indigo

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    Yep Anssi, you nailed that lamp shade.
    Nice image.

  • Kerkythea, Podium or Paranesi

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    I understand the logic very well. I have experienced the lack of standards and the confusion its creates within operations and leaves certain individuals hung out to dry. If you install all three engines and train everyone equally on there functions then fine, but your not going to find a company that will take the time to implement that so they choose one.

  • Rendered with FormZ 6.5

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    Those are great!
    I especially like the Tron models. Fantastic.

  • Oceans, another Mississippi Project

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    Very nice, Kris. That movie really does explain it well.

    Posted by Lewis Wadsworth

  • 3D Model from Existing Church

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    Clay with color...I like it! Great modeling BTW.

  • Abstractification

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    I live in Ahwatukee between South Mtn. and the Tohono O'Odham people.

    Did you go to Cosanti in Scottsdale or Arcosanti up around Cottonwood? Solerie was one of Wrights students. One of those deals where you get to pay for the privelidge of pushing a wheelbarrow. I don't know what Soleri learned, but he did pick up on that little trick and his students pay to do his work as well.

    Nothing wrong with that, but I am not sure they reap any large benefits.

    Taliesin West is great, and I have visted Fallingwater, and there was was a FLW house in Virginia that I saw when I was stationed at the Pentagon. Some Army Lt. either lived there for free or a nominal fee. He did the up keep and visitors could come through during the day so he had to keep the place pristine. Sort of a caretaker vs rent deal.

  • Podium interior

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    Thanks, guys. The last image is indeed the best.

    "That image alone really sells Podium to me."

    Oooh, I like that. 😍

  • SketchUp Abstraction...

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    Very cool Ross, but you say it's an old model; what is it a model of? I like what you did here regardless.

  • Comparing Max & KT

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    really good and true poit u have . btw kt is more easy to use and good result 4 me (and i guess other who r new in 3d rendering!) . thanx again Fletch

  • Claire's cookie company

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    soloS

    what's SHP?

  • Cubicle Renders

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    Well I would not say that I have skils for modelling and for rendring also but thanks anyway for your quick tutorial 😎 Btw I really like your images

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