Looking good!

Nice retrospective. All of them very good.

This model is now a sample model for the ArielVision rendering package. http://www.renderplus.com/arielvision/wk/ArielVision_Sample_Models.htm [image: 500px-Vanity.jpg] The mirror, and other items in the image which show highlights or reflections were made reflective by right-clicking on the material in SketchUp, and selecting a default reflection: [image: Material_Defaults.jpg] And some lights were placed on the ceiling. (Some small lights were also placed inside of the candles) ArielVision then create a Photorealistic image by processing all the effects of lights and reflection and creating a rendered image.

Very nicely done

Ooo, I want to build one.

Awesome.

@psylo said: Nobody noticed the pop up screen ! I was also confused. No idea what happend to that notebook. I will never use it again.

You make great tanks mate.

French technology

Like my last aircraft i posted the model is from TF3DM check out the site some good stuff inside : http://tf3dm.com/3d-model/saab-37-viggen-69144.html

Thanks Mike.

@marked001 said: You've got the right project, Richard. They didn't mind paying for the fish tank, but unfortunately, no one could come up with a convenient way to access it and clean it since it couldn't be reached from above and then they lost interest. A few things were bounced around, even some kind of hologram?? but ultimately, this is what was decided on. I just got a bunch of pics of this job and its getting very close and its pretty damn spot on to the design (for once). I'll share them when its more complete. I rather like the decision made there, very effective! Look forward to seeing some shots of the finished space!

@pbacot said: "Because the animation is a GIF I need the first frame to e the same as the last frame so I cant move things too much, it gets tricky!" Oh. But can you make it jump back for the last frame? Its proving quite difficult, the animation is set on an infinite loop so it keeps on going, in order for it to be fluid you cant just jump back to frame 1. I am working on cutting the cloud layer in half and then inverting it so that the start is also the end and it just keeps on going seamlessly (in principal, harder in practice )

Cool, cool stuff indeed! Im so eager to see the interiors as well when completed! Great job man!

@bryan k said: Looks good! Thank you.. @henyaoi said: I like your carpets too! Thank you.. Second carpet is made with vray 3.4 beta.. I think vray 2.0 displacement is better for now..

very cool.. glad you finally got around to posting some work. I'm going to check out your gallery now. I bounce between the same two industries as well (tv more than film), although at a much lower level..haha..

Excellent detail drawings.

Thanks guys and thanks again for the suggestions.

Another cool design.

Thanks Bryan ! & Thanks Richard for your comment here I use RI to get interiors - fast and without great effort. In addition, this tool presents materials and colors very exact - of course not in a depth like Maxwell or Thea for example, but for "every day projects" perfect - press render and done... You speak to the point, which for me was also pretty fiddly here: to get a suitable light fixture wan´t that easy in this case. I was very happy with the render result, although I do not like the bright spots on the ceiling as well For one light fixture, I decided to use 3 point lights here with different luminosity and shadow causation, which was not the best solution for sure but my appointments did not allow other testsings Could you please give me a little sketch of your light fixture proposal which I would like to try, if it is translatable with my tools... [image: klxQ_pointlights.jpg]