.Chiropractor's Office.
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this is what sketchup is all about, these are some of the nicest native images I have seen in a while, no need for flashy rendering just good solid design and great imagery. I get a great feel for the spaces... nice work!
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I gotta agree with Bob on this one, SU in the raw can look fantastic in the right hands, and your work is consistantly great.
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I agree with both of you, but I still keep wondering what Jason could do with Piranesi, or a similar app.
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hey thanks guys.. really appreciate it.
you're right, stinkie.. forgot to address this in the last post i think... trying to get my hands on it... no extra money at the moment.. .would love to use it.. especially after recently looking at SnoopyWang's work..
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@marked001 said:
no extra money at the moment..
Cute kid you got there. You know, they are never too young for a paper route.
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jason,
great stuff. hats off to you. which style did you use for those views?
regards.
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Looking really GREAT, Jason...!
You sure have developed your own unique style...
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...I still keep wondering what Jason could do with Piranesi, or a similar app.
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i'm going to play around with the demo sometime soon...
edson, no special style on these (i honestly thought there was...just checked though).. is just a regular ol line with a little extension..
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Another great example of mastery mate!
The smoothing on the drop tables looks a bit strange though, For surfaces like that I normally smooth all then double click the larger flat planes and unsmooth those!!
Well done mate! Yes as stinkie suggests - pirinasi might be a great tool for you! And for us to enjoy your results!!!
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Something very odd in that post, could be me but, I doubt it. Sounds like a duck so should be a duck, no idea why a medical practise of any sort would want to come on this forum and ask for free work to be done.
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Thanks Mike. Post nuked
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