Hi Chuck,

I think I may know what is going on with this issue. I believe your images have an exif (common to digital cameras) format - true? If so, we have finally isolated a bug with exif formatted images. Those images can display correctly on the Mac but fail to display on the PC. Unfortunately, the only workaround that I have found is to save the images with a different format. We are working on this issue though.

Does that help?

Best regards,

Tricia

Oooh, purty!
Thank you.

Good to "see" you Markus. Thanks and happy Valentines to you too.

Now just add a urinal and a bidet and you have one stop shopping 🤣

Hahahaa, only pulling your leg Tina. You knew this of course 😉

Mike

PS: Mr Lucey was my father's name ..... now your pulling my leg ❗

@shreesti said:

gr8 component. can i request a dining table with only glass top and stainless steel legs...a modern type....

Hi Shreeti,

I'm not doing these to order. Its just that I have to knock some out for a little job that I am doing for my wife and thought I should share them.

Just out of curosity do you have a picture of what you have in mind?

Mike

..... and the final piece in the ANES Collection, the 4 Drawer Chest. I realise that the timber texture is not the same as that of the actual range. Does anyone have a texture that is close ?

Mike

ANES 4 Drawer Chest.skp

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Cheers Remus, nice one, thanks.

James, Its nice to get a couple of 'Thanks'. I imagine it would be in order to the first downloader to thank the component poster and after lets say every 10 downloader. It would not make much sense having every say thanks as the post would just get bloated.

It really does not bother me in the slightest as I got use the 'Grab and Get Out' brigade on the last forum but for Newbies it would be nice to receive some appreciation.

Maybe we could figure out some sensible way this could be handled. It would be worth a discussion on the MF.

Mike

Thanks Mike, looks good to me.

Mike

Hi Csaba,

Not working for IKEA just need to get these particular pieces into 3D for a small project that I'm doing for the wife (She Who Must Be Obeyed!).

Mike

This is very nice Mike.

My apologies. I probably shouldn't have posted that. I've removed it.

Thanks Gaieus,

You never know I might need it one day 😄

So it seems 'scutum' is the correct spelling....you had me worried there for a minute 😮

Thanks Remus, nice work and usefull model.

Mike

Can be used for turntable sculpting 😄

MP,JJ
😄

Nice model, John. Thanks for sharing.

thanks remus

You will find a ton of hospital components at Form Fonts.
Here is a search under "Hospital":
http://www.formfonts.com/search.php?area=1&site=&query=hospital&submit2=Submit

Thats so cool Tom.

I have many self made trees that I have in 'clip-map' form, I never use .png as they are currently not recognized in Podium, however with the new V2 coming out soon that will support it I have started converting some so as to be ready for beta testing.

I have some great trees that are like a zillion MB that I have posed in another app and rendered them from many different angles so that I can extract the alpha map perfectly and create crisp .png's from them. The advantage to doing this is I can take a tree like for an example a Magnolia and render 4 different rotated views of the same tree and make 4 different .png's from that tree, one can then use 4 different 'billboards' in mass creating a forest or mass of the same species without getting a pattern and it all seems so natural.
Like the pink blooming tree above, I have 3 other views of it that can be placed next to each other without looking duplicated.

Hi Mike
There are numerous styles (like the ones I distribute via FormFonts) that have a pencil look. They are typically monochromatic. If you are handy with Photoshop (or other editors) you could probably merge a pencil-styled export with a colour version of the same drawing to achieve a coloured pencil look. If you are interested in a monochromatic look - in a single colour other than a graphite one - then again you could manipulate (photoshop etc) a graphite-styled render to look like it was drawn using one coloured pencil.

I attach another way. An image was exported from SketchUp. It was then processed with the PhotoShop-compatible filter from LittleInkPot called 'Sketcher'. The result (monochromatic) was then merged with a copy of the original export to produce a pencil crayon effect. The 'Sketcher' plugin is worth the money in my opinion. Sorry but it is for Windows only. http://www.littleinkpot.co.uk/

Regards, Ross

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