Wow! Well done!

@tuna1957 said in Mod Family Room: the damn bulb burned out ! Curse those old school incandescent bulbs that had a shelf life of 3 months.

Ta mate.

@Gus-R said in Wire Wheels 1967 Alfa Romeo: Probably the most complicated software I've ever used. It will click and then you'll have SketchUp's best companion.

Nice render. Interesting design. Only one comment…. I’d get rid of the manhole cover. Find it a little distracting.

@Mike-Amos Thanks Mike. I've seen these Singer Porsche's on Jay Leno's Garage. They're beautiful.

@pixelcruncher said in Tadao Ando stairs( Render): @Rich-O-Brien There's a lovely seaside town called Sidney in BC, Canada. Maybe they referred to that? https://www.sidney.ca/ Yup,, that is it, I was referring to the time in Sidney Canada Phew got away with it

This was my first experiment with wobbly windows. It is my thought that even the pane frames may be technically flat, the glass panes are flexible an would not sit 100% flat due to the adhesive thickness would not be absolutely flat.![image: 1736836046847-su.jpg]

Very nice results!

Very sharp, atmosphere.....

@ntxdave Start with something simple. Like a basic ranch with four sides and a simple roof with one roof slope. Focus on the modeling first and later with rendering, materials, site work, etc. [image: 1736116414944-robatto-simple-house-resized.jpg]

Inspiring! Thanks for sharing!

@Gus-R

Love it!

Nice!!!

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@rv1974 https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14226021/Azerbaijan-airlines-plane-crash-Russians-killed-footage.html Upper Volta with rockets LOL

@L-i-am Thanks for that, rotflmao. I shall have to go back, often. I shall post the result in the diffusion render I did recently. I have tried several rendered views with thgis 'ere ai critic, thought provoking and makes me think it might be useful during the render setup phase, comments on personal items and sterility of a scene come to mind. Hmmm, I might have to change my workflow a bit.

@Mike-Amos Actually it was a really friendly popular design. Each gate had two brick benches to sit down and chat with neighbors. The Elderly also had this chance to rest for as long as they wanted, while being safe from the sun and precipitation.

@Mike-Amos Changed a mat on wardrobe. [image: 1734915414979-bedroom-2-4-2086-x-1051-gpu-5m-22s-resized.png]