Ciao Nino, I've used different color combinations, but now it's out of my hands. Like I said in a previous post: "people and color choices" . Thanks for your comment!

And details are not welcome.

The jittery effect in the larger export works as a line texture-not a hand style -but texture could be achieved in other ways. You've really learned how to fine-tune these!

Very nice. Why are you posting this in the WIP subgallery? Looks like a finished rendering - if you posted it in the regular gallery, it might get more exposure.

Thanks for the feedbacks guys.

Vietnamese people can fully thinking and playing good football but fine! Giống như người Mỹ thích và học hát dân ca Việt Nam vậy ! OK ?

Congratulations for your work. I saw your videos some weeks ago, it's astounding

After a year, I have managed to improve the quality of the Corinthian capital, in order to obtain a simplified one... in other words, I have made this: [image: 1.jpg] To obtain this (Render and captures made with Blender) [image: render467.jpg] [image: porfin2.jpg] As you see, now I have a capital with one hundred times less faces than the previous one, but... I can't manage with Blender when trying to export it to Sketchup. UV doesn't import in sketchup at all (I have tried with Collada, .Obj, .3DS... no luck). What I want to do is to export it textured. The normal map in grayscale may be useful to texture a low poly version of the capital in Sketchup, as capitals are white (well, some day I could paint them with their original colours, as the marble was painted...), but at this moment I am looking for a way to export the textured capital into sketchup. I keep fighting with this, I have used Blender 2.63. One day I would like to export the model to a game engine. Edit: Yes, I know that Sketchup doesn't handle normal maps, bump maps... and so on. But I want optimized versions of the columns

Here's a shirt video showing the ruin I created in the famous cryengine. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qP_J1KMNCNI

@o2bwln said: Good Lord an architect 'designed' that monstrosity!! Ugg, my sympathies go out to you

Photo/model was finally published in the magazine of the Mendoza Business School at Notre Dame University.

As always an impressive render, but it looks like someone dropped some paint thinner on the varnished floor.

Thanks Check the other forum for the completed version!

@ecuadorian said: Did you render it with Cycles? No, just Blender render. The cycles part needs to be tweaked in system preferences and I daren't go in there @iichiversii said: That's great Rich, any link to tut? http://cgcookie.com/blender/category/tutorials/animation/

Here's the .skp showing the first half of the movement.... Hemispheres.skp If you haven't got Keyframe Animation then you'll see nothing. [flash=800,600:39utzvd4]http://www.youtube.com/v/gtbnEp61MNM[/flash:39utzvd4]

Thanks Marian and Bryan. The first thing I tried with the truck base was RoundCorner, but it didn't work very well with that shape.

When I first noticed the problem one of the first things I checked was whether normal smoothing was checked, but unchecking it didn't make any difference. The weird thing is I just tried this again and unchecking normal smoothing works fine. Regardless, you are right about the bevelling.......it looks much better and doesn't exactly take long to do.

[image: XK65_ivy01.jpg] final render

Layout of the church 1168 verzamel.pdf

Nice job on texturing and lighting set up. Good job mate. cheers