8 gig. Says on the back. 😄

@johnsenior1973 said:

There's a model for sale on turbosquid for $200. http://www.turbosquid.com/FullPreview/Index.cfm/ID/247255

There's also one on http://www.formfonts.com/viewModel.php?view=1&id=6037&config=1
Formfonts is subscription based and costs $200 per year.

Wow! These two models are great... But too expensive for me.
Thanks anyway.

Very nice.

@solo said:

Adam

You got me thinking, I can make these vegetation .png's as top view or normal face-me view, if I group the two components as say.... Boxwood hedge_FM and Boxwood hedge_TV (FM=face me and TV=top view)in a folder per species then your method of puting the TV (top views) on a seperate layer would work well as the top view image will be the actual plant that the front view is.
I will play around with this next week when I return from New England.

I'm looking forward to seeing what you come up with. Please keep us informed.

VERY GOOD

Thanks for the stairs! I couldn't get the spirals, but the rest are great!

thanks! I appreciate the input. I've been stuck offline for a couple of days...

VERY GOOD JOB!

FF is the only serious choice, of course. 😉
There's some rendered examples of FF content here and here.

There is another free resource at http://www.archibase.net/ but the quality is very variable and the ads are intensely annoying. It's mainly gdl stuff but they do tend to have 3ds versions. OK if you're not worried about poly count or reversed faces.

Looks good and renders well in Podium as well. Thanks very much I am pretty sure I will have some use for it...30 sec render in Podium.

20081215223124_30s.jpg

@ross macintosh said:

@unknownuser said:

Doctors bury their mistakes. Architects plant ivy.

Yes, the cleverly placed tree or shrub is always a helpful tool I've abused many times 😄

Thanks Pete!

@bruell said:

Awwwsome, ...

thanks allot....

Glad I could help

Bruce, the Freehand tool is your friend. 😆

No need to quit. I found after a bit of searching, the image, below. I used WinTopo to make a DXF file which I then imported into SU.

Pilou, you're getting more and more abstract. I like it. We could call it Mona in Ice. 😄

monalisa_cp.jpg

thank's James,
really usefull. 😍

Thank's EarthMover,
here's is tiling version 😄
included, normal, bump, & specular.

http://img4.uploadhouse.com/fileuploads/3152/31527740997f47c9b22703c8cad320a4d5cb032.jpg

http://img8.uploadhouse.com/fileuploads/3152/3152777ba74e8a458e7bf52f5b2fcff4fa1f754.jpg

http://img5.uploadhouse.com/fileuploads/3152/31527762886f208b30bcaec9c96178fc9a39bf5.jpg

http://img3.uploadhouse.com/fileuploads/3152/3152775ebf2b0b4d19fb16f86eddf4d74df6ca3.jpg

thnk you mate, really appreciate it

Ah! Well. It's a mini-bonanza for all the non-Podium users. 😉
They are very nice cutouts, Stu. The South Pacific and UK disks look excellent too. I remember you mentioning the S. Pacific one on another thread.

There is a load of models from the manufacturer on the warehouse as well.

http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/search?uq=04107991979064491439

Scott

I know. I use it all the time, mostly for metal & concrete textures, aswell as rock and some others.
It's too bad most of them aren't tillable.

Although, what most people don't realize, is that with just a bit of work, you can actually make some of the least tillable textures there tileable.

(see http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=14465)