A sharp render. a great image.

Thanks garystan!

Thanks everyone. For the compliments, the encouragement and the help.

Excellent as always.

Thanks aviz! Good suggestions and I was in fact, going to add lights to the jeep, but light emitters just kill performance on my old PC. When I use light emitters, render time goes from minutes to hours and days.

Very nice, less is definitely more.

How about a corner arm chair, with a side table and a book with a pair of glasses on it and the lamp?

The usual, sharp and elegant. Bravo.

Thanks Mike. For some reason I had this scene in my head for weeks.

@mill3rluke said: Nice one. Im from the UK also, im a project engineer in the construction industry. I have done a couple of building plans for extensions recently, but i use AutoCad Lt for this. Do you use SU for your building planning applications? are you able to show me some examples as im interested in peoples SU work flows in construction. I am still not 100% sold on using it for everything yet. thanks I still only use AutoCad for planning a construction drawings. I Know its possible to do this using Layout, but I am so used to AutoCad for this I haven't ventured down that road yet. I am however using SketchUp and Photoshop mostly for 3D/2D Garden and Concept design work. I have attached a few recent simple design and concept work done in SketchUp and Photoshop for clients (including a couple of interior design works as well). [image: c9Pm_Proposed-Furniture-and-Kitchen-Layout.jpg] [image: cJNI_Garden-concept-plan.jpg] [image: Qcc9_office-concept.jpg]

@gd3design said: You need to click the little advanced settings button to unhide the advanced stuff for bitmap settings, then turn off filtering. Do this for both diffuse & opacity maps. Here is file, but I use latest vray so might not be backwards compatible. https://www.dropbox.com/s/vjynl83pk516a9d/Tree%20-%202.skp?dl=0 Thank you a lot man. You have 1 beer from me Be blessed! I wouldn't have guessed it could be that!

Thanks allenx.

Bravo.

Great work !

Thanks tuna.

@tuna1957 said: Like what you did on the render side. The model is just not "doing it" for me though.... Thanks!

Thanks tuna!

@l i am said: Hi Bryan I assume you are using Raylectron? What is 'eye' shadows? Nice scene I think if you applied about 15 of shine to all the texures on the robot you would see a big diference Sorry. Meant to give a more detailed reply sooner. "Eye" is one of three choices under "Illumination">"Shadows". The other two are "Real" and "Ambient" (occlusion). I just learned that "Eye" does not show HDRI, only Real and Ambient will show HDRIs. I've also learned than "Direct Illumination" can be turned off for different results. I'm still learning Raylectron. The combination of settings is rather daunting, but simpler than other renders I've used.

Thanks ntxdave and tuna!