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  • Share and get feedback on your projects

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    Mike AmosM
    @Gus-R Thanks for the explanation, looks great.
  • Street Photo Match Work

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    Some more ps touches.. [image: lrR0_ip2Finaljpg_Ufak.jpg]
  • Sharing a recent "sketch"

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    pilouP
    @unknownuser said: But am interested in knowing what some good plug ins you might recommend are. For the fun the last toy is SubD by Thomthom! http://evilsoftwareempire.com/subd And the free real render Visualizer! https://www.getvisualizer.com/ Have fun modeling! PS Cool robot!
  • ID35 TV AREA

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    D
    Love your interiors. Beautifully staged and lit... and impeccably rendered.
  • Ithil gallery

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    pbacotP
    @ithil said: Thank you. This is v-ray for SketchUp Not only forest. Almost all. Gravel paths, grass, leaves on the lawn, rocks, fir and so on. Truly remarkable on top of the beautiful house modeling.
  • Bathroom render

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    K
    Looks very nice.. I like the solution for glass invisibility, i will use this technique..
  • VILLA MINIMA #5

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    cheddaC
    The sea modifier is epic it's hard to conceive it's all polygons for 10km2
  • To celebrate my new house...

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    pilouP
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OygHS9Yux10
  • Tie Fighter

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    Rich O BrienR
    cool tune and cool video
  • HMS Belfast

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    JQLJ
    Very nice! Will she float?
  • Railway Office Buildings

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    pmolsonP
    Your work amazes me every time. So freaking good!
  • Not so Small house

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    pmolsonP
    @daniel said: @pmolson said: My first ever dusk shot. I learned a lot. The next one I should have time to refine a bit. VERY NICE! We'll expect more of these in the future. No excuses.
  • .Chiropractor's Office.

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    Rich O BrienR
    Thanks Mike. Post nuked
  • Les Cordeliers

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    Hello everyone, If you have any tips for light or texture , please !! Tell me what you think is most important to review .
  • ID33 LUX LIVING

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    DanielD
    Looks great. I think I would skew the tray and/or books on the coffee table a bit. Everything is too perfectly aligned.
  • From SU to Patio

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    sfto1S
    The weather has relented enough to get table and pizza oven in final place. [image: kwtm_pizzaoven.jpg]
  • Here is the retro gamer

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    Thx I'll do longer videos next time If you have some questions about some tips you' ve seen on a video, just ask Maybe i can help
  • Split Level

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    DanielD
    Using the seats as a reference, I question whether there is enough head room on the raised platform. Composition-wise, I think you can add some more life to the scene, make it appear as if it's in use.
  • Tiny House Concept Video

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    RichardR
    You'd have to show us a plan for us to appreciate it. The budget however looks like you could have a freakin HUGE house!
  • Livingroom with two seaters

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    RichardR
    @jo-ke said: you're right but the customer wanted it that way... Shame in a way, the space left between the top of the cushions and top of the bar behind would have made for a nice book slot.
  • Playing with my "Thing"

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    hellnbakH
    Kwstas, Wow, that's looking good! How much work have you done in Sketchup? I know it's sort of scary to post your work here for the first time, so kudos for taking that first step. You'll find the people here are a fantastic source of information, and are more than willing to provide help and advice whenever you need it. I know that when I started out I wouldn't have made it very far without their willingness to answer my many, many questions. And as far as your "horrible" renders, I see nothing to apologize for. At least you can render. It's something I've never been able to do, gave up on a long time ago. So don't beat yourself up, just keep at it. I hope you will become a regular here on the forums, and am looking forward to seeing more of your work. Well done! Steve

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