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      dsarchs
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      Some time ago I had seen an amazing model someone did in sketchup. It had been based on another model done in 3dsmax or something and had intricate cobble stones, roof tiles, lanterns, a canal -- or something...
      Does anyone remember this model? It had been done with a lot of the new rubys [subdivision, etc.]
      I remember this as being a really inspiring model and would love to see it again if anyone can find a link to it.

      Thanks.

      Knowledge is a polite word for dead but not buried imagination.

      -e.e.cummings

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        remus
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        This the one you were thinking of?

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        • MarianM Offline
          Marian
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          here you go πŸ˜‰ <- ignorable wink
          http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=10549&p=70192&hilit=cobble#p70192
          damn remus you beat me to it

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          • stefanqS Offline
            stefanq
            last edited by

            That was not just the best render...it was a piece of art in my opinion, witch really compliment the artistic skills of the author, with perfect modeling , perfect texturing and composition, and finally , perfect rendering skills! One of my favorite too! πŸ‘

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              remus
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              It must have taken perfect patience as well, what with SUs limited organic modelling tools.

              http://remusrendering.wordpress.com/

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              • stefanqS Offline
                stefanq
                last edited by

                That it's corect...but what could be done in the 3D world without patience πŸ˜„

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