Hey All, A couple of people have asked so I'll clarify here: Bundle 3 contains half of the same trees included in each of Bundles 1 and 2. (If 3 is more popular than 1 & 2, I'll be switching to that format for all future offerings.) Sorry for the confusion. Best, Tom.

I was able to play around with some other textures. I came up with this. What say Ye? Thanks for the help! D [image: XcXQ_20090309102330_1m23s.jpg]

I used to have a little freeware ap that would put a watermark image on a batch of images all at once. I used it before SU6 to put a watermark on images export from a model. I wonder if I could find it again.

Thank you everyone. That'll start me up having 2d collections. I almost lost hope on that. Tesmeko

I didn't know about that program, thank you for bringing it to our attention. It seems that a Paint.net user has developed a "watercolor" filter that shows some promise: http://paintdotnet.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=2392

Opps, I've just realised that I used the wrong style, I put the new one in the folder but forgot to flush the old one out of the model I'll have a go later with the new one.

@arail said: This is a useful site http://www.defcon-x.de/c4d/textures but notice they're very heavy files so they have to be sampled down. Luis - those images are beautiful. Can I use them in my next stair model? Hi arail, Of course you can ! These textures have been found on the web.

it looks like this:[image: EXxP_Capture.JPG] its not a bad idea actually! a type of long hand texture baking.

I've found that if I do the exports without orbiting or zooming in SketchUp or in Kerkythea and leave the resolution the same, it's pretty simple to get the alignment exactly correct. for thse images I did both at screen size.

...next variant Da Vinchi style.... -----------Put TTF file in WINDOWS FONTS folder and open SKP/// .enjoy! [image: leonardodavinchi1.jpg] da vinchi style.rar

We've hit the street...thanks again for all your encouragements. Hoping many of you will respond and help out here: http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=179&t=17149

Dear Xrok1, I do not render myself, so it was really interesting to see one of my models processed that way. Thank you. Kind regards, Bob

looking good tom mike d

Toxic, Nice work, I like it. This kind of design is very popular in mobile phone showrooms. Where do you plan to obtain fittings, have them made or buy finished ? I do a lot of retail design and did a couple of similar interior designs. Here is a good recource for similar shop systems I used on one occasion. Two series Fluo wall and Fluo partition: http://www.fluosystem.com

Thanks All...and yeh Adam! Darren, I figure I'll follow Pete's lead and see how community pricing works out: hopefully volume will make up for a slim profit margin :`)

hi bravilor. I love your style. How about Windows Live SkyDrive or Dropbox. We use Windows Live SkyDrive in this topic. Japanesque Styles http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=15542 Dropbox https://www.getdropbox.com/

Just wanted to say thank you to all who helped me on this one. I finally got it figured out. Notepad was not working properly. I downloaded notepad++ and now have full control over file naming. Thanks Again, John

@xrok1 said: nice, thanks, did you post them on 3Dwarehouse as well? Thanks. They're pretty basic so they can be modified easily. I have not posted them 3D Warehouse. Just here as a contribution towards a component I borrowed. I'll contribute some more things in the future.

We've not used that in our office. It's usually too much detail for top plans.

Yeah, I just noticed that, Mirjman...thanks. I have to make a single image into a component in order to allow SU to change the color: but since some of the render apps need the images exploded, I'm going to test using a png material instead of an unexploded image...then I can get rid of all the components inside the group of leaf faces. I'll test if this is faster with a hundred or so trees.