@richard said: Mate get excited to see each of your storage solutions, I reckon you could do a book on how to build in optimum storage. Thank you Richard. Its not a book but its a nice youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/DoerrHeimtex

Good start. A little dark on the inside but I think a good start. I recently downloaded Twilight Hobby as well. So far, I have not created anything I would be willing to share. Are those images you pasted into the windows or is that a background for your model?

Nice renders and as I know TwilightRender has a built-in brightness-contrast adjustment tool. I also agree with Rich on ambient color due to the bright sky. Here is my taste. [image: L6uS_arifinhouse-render001pp16.jpg]

Hellnback, thanks for purchase and comments. preparing and producing good-looking renders takes some while and experience. Kt is really powerful and almost easy to master and also delivers a good knowledge and understanding of rendering, lighting and material properties and setting that might be useful even in other render engines. By the way I hope it helps you to bring stunning renders out of your models and gaining blessing money

and a new pano: http://doerr.bplaced.net/su/004/starwars002.htm [flash 800,480:u43yr5by]http://doerr.bplaced.net/su/004/starwars002.swf[/flash:u43yr5by]

thank you

@ntxdave said: Very interesting video. Several things caught my eye that I wish I could achieve (yes, I have played with the trial version of Lumion and know some of those things are added via Lumion). The building itself is really nice. I really enjoy the animation of the water. The texture of some of things like the rocks. I really like the setting for the building/campus. Being able to place it in a city setting like that is really nice. I would like to do that..... Thank you ntxdave, the city behind my building I found on the 3D Warehouse, just search there for ( Cleveland Rocks ) that's the name of the person who created it, then I just use the parts I wanted and placed them on each side. There are other cities on the 3d warehouse also

@jenujacob said: Wow! Can't wait to see what you would make of this in lumion! Sent from my SM-T815 using Tapatalk Thanks I have just finished it look for my next post with the update and YouTube Video link.

Hi, I have a most of the book done. What I need is feedback. does it make sense. does it suck, etc Here is the link to the full concept book. Best viewed full screen. meant for an ipad or computer I just put the book on my website. http://www.bridgerobots.com Please give a review! Good or bad. Stuart [image: 9DaM_nielsenBBR.jpg] [image: MjHv_holeywhale.jpg] [image: Mtx8_BBRsnowgiants.jpg] [image: Xzyz_squidsattackbridge.jpg] [image: 7QaW_upandaway.jpg]

Hello railwaxking and welcome to the forum. Great modeling and attention to detail . Sketchup's not about competing it's more about enjoying modeling and being fun. John

Really great - I love and hate drawings like this. I love it because it is really well done (both the drawing and the rendering). I hate it because I cannot even come close to anything like it.

@bryan k said: Love the design and your renders are getting better. Thanks Bryan, I am always practicing, there is a lot to still learn.

I'd already prepared this page http://leslie-special.info/h8history.htm

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@ntxdave said: ..."how the $#!! did they do that"... yes, I´m asking that myself but regardless of the technical feasibility - the result is Excellent! Thanks for sharing!

@ntxdave said: These are really neat..... What tools/plugins did you use to produce the skp model? I pretty much use Sketchup only creating the shape of the terrain and spaltmaps that I use for texturing the terrain Unity 3D. When modeling terrain I mainly use Topo Shaper plugin, which is great when working with contour lines.

Fresh air!

Hey guys I've just launched the marketing site for this project, you might want to check it out! It's been fun doing both the design and then following through with the full marketing package (and doubled the earn). Funny to be so intimate with the design, and wanting to cover in the copy every detail to which one labored to get right, but to have to constrain one's self to market speak! The site was built with Webflow, the render obviously SketchUp > Maxwell > Photoshop. The logo developed in Layout as a custom built font, and the floor plans through LayOut to PDF then into illustrator to export a SWF (vector) file, hence why the plans are so CLEAN on screen! Interestingly I put the rough planning submission render in and suggested I'd replace it with a photoreal render in a few days but they want this one kept as they really like this style. http://18twenty.com.au/

Nice but what are the chances of a small fuel cell unit fitting in there with a smaller battery pack?

Welcome to the forum. Nice model but it's very dark and monochromatic IMHO. Maybe darken the background trees and adding a couple of lamps in the foreground would help. John