@Rich-O-Brien 18K is how it shows in the software. Comes out to be over 15K. Yeah, D5's displacement isn't very good. I don't think it's actual displacement. It gets distorted when viewed along the sides of an object. Sometimes I just turn it off in the material.

Nice mood and render!

@Rich-O-Brien If I export as an obj it gets rid of the triangulation. Then it become a matter of "active faces" and all the rest on Blender. It's a lot easier on Sketchup.

@Gus-R The progression is great, fantastic. As fart as the car goes, when motor mechanics think they have top be paid on parity with neuro surgeons, the telephone numbers add up. A bit like the insurance scam, sorry, industry and lawyers - you know where the profit is.

Very cool sci-fi render!

Well done! Top notch!

@Mike-Amos Agree!

@L-i-am Cracking renders.

Looks good to me. On a cloudy day, the lighting is correct.

@ntxdave I see your point but my tire tracks under the eaves hang around for quite a while in Winter

Excellent work as always!

Lovely work as always!

More tile than plaster. [image: 1723421177952-origin-5-200s-2500-x-1500-19m-33s-gpu-irfanview-crop.png]

@arqpadao Very nice indeed.

wow, beautiful details

@L-i-am Thanks. And an awesome render, too!

@Mike-Amos said in (Bed)Room with a view.....: @Bryan-K Ta mate, the scene has promise, when it's cooler. I can tell already it's going to be stunning!

@Mike-Amos said in Living Room by FYM.: @pixelcruncher Looking forwards to updates whenever they arrive mate. Balance is important. Knocking yourself out to get things done quicker makes no sense imho, you are getting there. Make sure there is someone inside well enough to enjoy it. I agree and look forward to “trying” the updates.

I will go further with this and take on your suggestions It Is meant to be Hong Kong ( not native but they are planted there.