I like it, I really like that house. I wish I could live there. And you're not by any chance my little brother Stuart B. are you?

Excellent work! Scott

Ahhh, thick walls, something like this I suppose. It just takes more time, and when I'm experimenting with new design ideas (aka sketching) it's a detail I feel can be left for future iterations.

@gaieus said: Oh damn... I just replied to your model in the SketchUp Gallery but this is even more... Dont worry and thank you!

Thanks. I will give it a whirl when I get a chance.

Oh, and here's a 3D.pdf of it! Extraterrestrial Gazebo

of course he doesnt, or else he woudl stop posting....b/c he's obviously gonna get a ton of praise on everything he posts..haha..

this is nice! never seen an ice mouse before! nice touch with the lights tooo! teh sky is a bit distracting though...

Thanks, about the curtain I used 3dsmax and export it as .3ds... Sketchup imports 3ds very well. allanx

definitely..i just now really noticed the background 'terrain'..looks awesome.

Beautiful design and presentation, Mateo. I wonder about the practicality of the canopy, though. Looks like the space between the two planes is a perfect spot for pigeons and other birds to roost.

Dear Gaieus, Thanks a lot for quick response ,,, and thanks for your comliment .. and Thanks one more for being heplful and informative on how to upload the images i'll try it next time ... and regarding the moving the post I don't mind it at all ... looking forward toward more comments, Noohaldinho

One day maybe, thank you!

How about roof plan?

@jenujacob said: tomislav... just rename ur glass material as "**TG_**xxxxxx".. where xxxxx can be anything and without the "" KT automatically recognizes this material as thin glass shader! u can also look Plugins> Kerkythea Exporter> About Su2KT for more info on material naming and stuff... Thank you, I will try on.

thank you for pictures and sugestions.

Thanks a lot Roger... Im starting to realize how much there is to learn... Overwealming but exciting at the same time! Im just glad there are people willing to help out! So thank you again!!

Hello, Andeciuala, and welcome to the forum. Nice renderings!

@kwistenbiebel said: I like the way you simulated that glass. A bitmap texture as emitter? I should try that. Actually, it is sunlight that is penetrating the window. The window materials are a simple diffuse material with the SketchUp opacity set to 65. Using the texture as an emitter probably would have rendered faster and looked almost identical, though. Never thought to do it that way I would have commented on your image, but my office always blocks your links . Nice image! You are a pro when it comes to composition! I see some strange uv errors. I wonder if there are some issues there with the Fry exporter?

It's Sunday in a small East Tennessee town. Everythings closed. He's waiting on his girlfriend Martina to pick him up. Thanks guys. It's my first "real" rendering with Vue. The man is from Poser, the bench from FormFonts. Everything else I modeled and textured in SU (except sky and trees).