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Alan has your answer here: http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?p=57288#p57288

Cool but...Will it blend? Err...I mean , will it render nicely using render apps?

I don't see the Ketchup's bottle!

Nice image Mateo I would like to see it without the fog effect.

Well, Justin, it often depends. With a brick wall and light mortar, you would create a negative but when the kmortar is darker, you can leave it like that. Actually to create a really good bumpmap, you need to tweak that image a lot more. What Remus posted, has darker and lighter areas and the wood board bumped with it would seem not to be well sown at the minimum. But basically this is the method. If you wish, you can Google for "Crazy Bump" which is a beta tool for generating and tweaking bumpmaps (and specular maps and displacement maps and all those funky ones not even mentioned here). Also, the folks at the Podium forums have shared a bunch of them as well as have a nice collection of material site links (like we do, too) some of which contains bump and/or specular maps with the texture diffuse maps. Look around a little bit and you will find a lot I bet.

Thanks for sharing Jose.

Thanks for that! i was wondering if they had gotten rid of all that old gold! haha cheers

If you try to model the equipment yourself, you will discover that is easier than you think In fact I began using sketchup like a game.

thanks. it'll come in handy ...

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Thanks Justo.

Nice model and thanks for sharing. I don't think anyone will notice if it's not exact dimensionally.

On the assumption that you are all volunteering your time on this website. No need to apologise! Thanks for your reply!

Dylan: I wish I could take credit for it The model was made by Nerow. I just needed a few things to fill the spaces in the shelf (I probably should have credited it in the first post ). Thanks, Boo

Really nice in deed!. Thanks a lot, Alan. Regards from Spain : Antonio.

I have some Ionic colums done, the classical one and italic (a variation). If you want them send me a pm with yuor email and I will send you them (They are part of my unreleased (yet) project of the roman theatre of Cartago Nova).

I had to look and look again at your name. How very interesting. I thought at first you were making an Operatic reference to : Cosi Fan Tutte Did you parents think of that too?

This tutorial shows a technique that may help eliminating shading. http://www.bitbrush.com/tutorial1.html