IIRC the EXR format works with Photoshop, it's basically a few HDR's mashed together with different amounts of light settings.

Hi Remus! Yes, it is high-poly, i know... And i know it can be painful to work with in huge scenes (like the one i'm working on now, for example... i've been forced to create a layer to contain all the windows of this kind, and then freeze it when not working on... But i modeled this component for rendering purpouses, so i HAD TO -want it or not- keep it very detailed. Sorry again if it's too huge; next time i'll try lo upload a lighter one

Thank you That is helpful.

Thanks Tom, Simple and clean. I have used the actual fixtures on a project before, and they perform well. Bytor

thanks fred, will give that a go in a minute! pav (luciano)

Thanks, guys. Urgen, that's a fancy glass for orange juice.

Maybe moderators should open a section Tin? The new art Su morphologic

@unknownuser said: Fred, as these TIN models you have been posting are not tutorials I have moved them to the Component section. : Eric, That makes sense. Thanks for finding the right place for them. Fred

I'd say I left out a lot of the clasps etc Eric. Still it might be fun to make a little movie of the table opening / closing Mike

@unknownuser said: OK this one is more speedy Pilou, Excellent! That makes perfect sense. Never occurred to me but certainly much quicker. Pilou, yesterday I tried to make a spiraling TIN tube by cutting what a thought was a properly angled segment from the TIN tube and duplicating it. I couldn't get the pieces to match up perfectly so I gave up. Perhaps you might have some ideas how to accomplish? Fred

thanks dear Fbartels . recently I am working on a new way for organic modeling . this is ( i guess) something new , and easier than geart SOLO method). i'll share it soon

@mike lucey said: Could come in handy, cheers dave. Mike Hmmm, but where. I still think they are really cool though. Keep it up dave.

I like

This is really amazing.

Boofredlay - Thanks for that. It's not great but it gives me a great starting point. I am trying to build the 123 but my sketchup experience is limited to Architectural models where the sides and corners are usually flat or simple curves. This the first attempt at a complex, multi curved object. Not sure how it's going. I am trying to use the follow me tool but i can already tell it's not exactly right. I need this for a retirment gift for my father in June (after 30+ years) from the Airforce. He's worked on 4 planes and I am trying to group together and have painted by a local artist. We've agreed a fee based on me providing the finished perspective. So, I am going to continue with this and hope it works out. If anyone has tips or is willing to help with a section (ie, the wings, nose, tail, ect.) please let me know. I have attached the file to date, plus the image I proveded the artist for his estimate (minus the 123 + background). The 123 will be the first plane in the line so it needs to be fairly nice - which makes my life more difficult. Thanks for the help (if any) in advance. I'll try to post updates I a move along. Joe Work in progress [image: 7lG9_option1.jpg]

Nice.

Thanks Mike

holy colw, amazing! thanks so much, this is exactly what i needed!

dont have access to a bmp of this but... Gluck [image: S6LO_seeded-glass.jpg] [image: vzrB_straw-glass.jpg]