For that kind of objects I would reccomend to use Vertex Tools/ Sub-d and also Artisan. You can find plenty of tutorials on the plugins websites and also on youtube. Depending of the kind of models you are after, you may want to also have a look into Curviloft and Extrusion tools.

recently, i done the same work in my driveways area, it look amazed.

@pixelmonkey380 said: ... i cant get my extension for lighting to work. What extension are you trying to use? Many of your faces are incorrectly oriented which will create issues for most rendering applications. [image: 8NHz_Screenshot-1_10_202311_45_07AM.png] @pixelmonkey380 said: Can anyone offer some screen shots of renders for a project i'm working on? What is it you're expecting? How will the images be used?

@dave r said: If you turn off Profiles in the Styles Edit tab and hide any remaining visible edges in the riprap objects, you should get that sort of thing. You'll have to open the groups/components and select just the edges to hide. Something like Selection Toys can make that easier. Not exactly riprap but I hid the edges of just the screw threads here. [attachment=0:234o0u9e]<!-- ia0 -->Screenshot - 9_20_2022 , 5_42_01 PM.png<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:234o0u9e] Excellent. Thanks again!

A must-have it appears to be. I appreciate you sharing pbacot. To add, I appreciate Rich providing us with even more interesting material wheredle