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Thanks for the speedy replies! There just about what im looking for, ill give them a go and let you know! Thanks Vicspa!

I guess FormFonts' business model is working. They've got some amazing stuff on there. But I bet there are a ton of folks like me who balk at such a high, yearly price and just move along, where as they'd jump on a much more affordable monthly option. I'm sure FormFont has done it's research and figured it's worth roping in one big spender over a handful of people who won't pay. Just a bummer for us folks who aren't professional modelers and can't justify needing that many models on such a regular basis.

I have some naughty textures.

@pugz1983 said: I NEED A NEW PC WITH 2GPU's AND 24 GB OF RAM!!!!!!!!!! Even when I ask for it nicely, I don't think someone here at the Forum will send one to me Greetz Twan I'd like a New PC too, I'd like two CPU's however.

I did in the end figure it out by just added another watermark as the background using a sky picture. Again this style is from the style competition winners...i have just modified it to include some sky. Pencil Edges With Whiteout Border1 clouds.style [image: zVMR_whiteoutborderwithskypic.jpg]

These old hotels are interesting, no air con, no pool, no phones in the room, no TV, no wifi, no card keys, windows that opened. I don't know what the designers were thinking.

Try this you will need some plugins like Solo said you can get 30 day trial of artisan. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIcHHsjQ-Mo&list=FLBKlq_AxA8_7mukGP58Serg&index=6&feature=plpp_video

You can add a gradient fill in illustrator.

Jonathan Mate I normally find it quicker to make materials like that rather than hunt them down. A few minutes in PS rather than an hour on the web.

Thanks everyone! Rich, those look like what I'm looking for! I'll take a look through them. John, knowing your beautiful textures, I would love to see what you have. But only if it's not too much trouble. Don't spend much time on it. I don't need it to be washed out as in the photo, just a light shade.

I tell you my opinion. I have no doubt that you have talent. But I see only a few models that you can sell. The rest is very primitive. You have to make an impression with your models.

It may be rammed earth, but that earth must have been mixed with a little portland cement, which is common. I just assume this from the color in the image. But you could shine a blue tinted light at something and get the same effect in a photograph, couldn't you?

Yes, the brain is very colorful, but as soon as it is exposed to air, it reverts to a uniform grey color. Or, maybe that's the "color by layer" effect at work? I truly didn't think about that when I uploaded the model. I guess a colorful brain is kind of strange.

http://www.10ravens.com/textures/texture-wood-planks-00181-01-tiled-11794.html [image: dbl6_2012-02-25_190023.png]

Found it TIG and yes that is exactly what is needed.... I DO hope you work for Google. Thank you for all that you do.

@Pete I was afraid that was going to be the answer I still haven't gotten the knack of creating "grunged" metals and paint in Thea's Material Editor. @Gaieus Interesting: I'll take a closer look at this. Thank you. It looks like I'll stick with instancing vegetation models and using Pete's metal materials in Thea. @simon The tutorial is just way out of my league. I have Genetica, but never learned how to use it properly. The tutorial program appears to be even more "professional".

Nice collection indeed!

thanks John. I did see that one but its not a real good example because when its viewed in SU it appears as if the back wheel is off the ground!!

Thanks I didn't see that!