From roughed out design to real (more added)
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 @utiler said: Very nice, Rich. you're a clever dick....!  Thanks mate, I wish it was closer than Perth! A 4hr flight to go and have a sticky doesn't excite me that much! 
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 @majid said: To show my modeling progress here is a snapshot. Looks good Majid, you've made me realise the plan has certainly changed somewhat from the first iteration. I'll check back through the file to see if I have any plans of the final! 
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 That'd be great Richard. Waiting to see if there is any recent plan. 
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 Outstanding job! 
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 Any new news from the as-built plans? 
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 I've just added a few new photos to the first post! 
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 I could live there. Nice work! 
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 @richard said: I've just added a few new photos to the first post! Those are awesome.... Wishing to experience such a lovely place! 
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 I am improving the model and done some test renders... soon will upload. 
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 Awesome.... 
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 My initial tests, 3 min Presto AO, Thea render. Could not find the right seat. 
  
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 A less saturated version. 
  
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 Ok , I had a bit spare time to model the seat using Blender 3d ( and it is all I know from Blender!) and re-rendred the scene. 
  
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 Wow Majid, you've knocked it out of the ball park!!! Well done mate! The only thing I could see needed there is some bump in the door finish, so it's not so silky. 
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 Thank you Richard. I will give it a try. It seems that Presto AO does not support bump map or I am missing something yet it is very fast and the lighting is cute. Will try to use the biased settings and share the result. 
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 Here is the Biased interior medium setting. 
  
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 Oh Jeez, that throws everything out! I'd stick with the unbiased settings, the engine just seems to pull out better results. 
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 So slow the modeling is developing. I am modeling the sofa set in Blender 3d to have both texturing and sculpting facilities. I am improving my modeling experiences slowly. 
  
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 I don't know why but since 10 years many times I startet to learn blender but always have given up. I know blender can do wonderful things but the desktop always confused me. 
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