@solo said:

Thanks for the replies guys, lots to think about.

Here are a few of the winter trees mixed with some snow conifers.

http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/8092/santaflight.jpg

or with DOF.

http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/8762/santaflightdof.jpg

SANTA rolf 🤣

simple cup, I'll think I'll enjoy one too!

And I am still amazed by the realistic renderings!

Yeah, even if you do not purchase and use it for PR renderings, the eval version (and its 800x600 pixel output) should be enough to experiment with your "products" - as for how they behave there.

They should more or less render the same way in Kerkythea then. AND I presume, the soon coming Thea Render would behave somewhat similar - although its material handling is said to be different, still Tomasz is the one who writes the exporter (as of Kerkythea's original su2kt) therefore there shouldn't be any issues with it.

I really wonder why V-ray hasn't been made to recognise alpha transparency yet. One of the most powerful rendering applications - and not only for SU but for several, other modelling soft as well.

BTW nice trees/shrubs again (what are junipers - trees or bushes?)

@unknownuser said:

Dave,

here is a link to a Nana Wall video of the panels being used in Aspen. I have specified them on projects and they are quite good, but expensive. But like everything you get what you pay for (usually).

http://www.nanawall.com/Gallery/viewer.aspx?media=wmv&mid=74

Oh, by the way guys, thanks for the textur

Dave,

here is a link to a Nana Wall video of the panels being used in Aspen. I have specified them on projects and they are quite good, but expensive. But like everything you get what you pay for (usually).

http://www.nanawall.com/Gallery/viewer.aspx?media=wmv&mid=74

Oh, by the way guys, thanks for the textures!

Jim

wow , thanks all of you 😄

I'm so busy last month and now I can go to read this thread again , thanks all of you 😄

Cheers,

@decipher said:

Why not just take a photo square with the wall and turn it into a texture? 😉

I thought that too but for that stone texture you need a large pattern to make it look good

Thanks, Pink panther.
I like it. I think it's appears nice and "ligth".
I'm going to get it!
Thanks and greetings.

Thank you Nacholo,
this ivy will come in handy and I agree it is very light. As long as it isn't in a really close up view it will be perfect.

OK, I managed NOT to crash SU a couple of times now but still get weird results.

Here, on one side of the column, the texture is messed up (like as if it was rotated vertically or something)

Stone Column1.jpgStone Column1.skp
Then I cut the whole thing into half and morrored but of course, this doesn't lead to anywhere because that symmetry line if too ugly.

Stone Column.jpgStone Column.skp

Nice!!! Nice!!!! Thanks 4 the info!!

thanks, velvia. would you have, by any chance, good concrete textures in which the formwork shows?

I'd love to see it when it's done 😄

Wow - you guys are awesome on here! Thank you so much for your help. That is indeed the particular tree I was looking for.

Cheers,
Jason

Thanks for the help guys

Try searching on 3dfilter.. there are lots of results for nascar vehicles, tracks, wheels 😄 :

http://www.3dfilter.com/search/nascar/0

Hi Roberto,
The angle of the photo is too acute to take any kind of texture from. The nearest I could find to it on the Net, that was from a decent angle, was this flint wall in England. http://consult.north-norfolk.gov.uk/events/5619/images/web/594674_0_1.jpg

I've made a tileable texture from the part on the right.

If you are going to tile it across a large surface, I notice that there is a near vertical line of slightly darker stones..about 40% in from the left on the top edge. These are a bit noticeable if repeated too often. You might want to lighten them a little or clone some other stones over the top.

flint_wall.jpg

GREAT and AWESOME!, thanks a lot!

Hey Alan thanks so much mate for the informations there! I'll definately try them out!

I worked out a very simple way to run a texture up a trunk or branch using a few projections, which would have eased so much post work on a unfolded map - though each is exported to any render app as a separate material GRRR!

I so much wish for the day SU supports better mapping options!

Thanks again!

In fact, I should have painted the roof white now as you say.

Using "simple" example components to display a style is indeed for not making them distracting. 😒

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