This was my first experiment with wobbly windows. It is my thought that even the pane frames may be technically flat, the glass panes are flexible an would not sit 100% flat due to the adhesive thickness would not be absolutely flat.![image: 1736836046847-su.jpg]

Great modeling job. Have no idea how I missed it.

Great mapping on the marble "Horns"

@nlipovac said in Piano with Rayscaper: @ntxdave This is an online generator, I made a few for when I do UV mapping. https://uvchecker.vinzi.xyz/ You made that?

Nice mood and render!

@pixelcruncher Pause/resume is definitely on the roadmap. Thank you.

OK still a little more progress. Noticed a problem in the model so fixed it and re-rendered. [image: 1720457840694-blower-dryer-mammoth_rayscaper-v2.png] Then I played with another setting and like this one a little more. [image: 1720457885806-blower-dryer-mammoth_rayscaper-v3.png] I am going to start another thread about Rayscaper Learning-Practice as I continue to learn how to render with Rayscaper and also a place to ask questions.

@Rich-O-Brien Very nice texturing and render!

Wow, looking awesome!

1- So, a "consistency" test, meaning renderings from different viewpoints with the same characters. It's not perfect, but the method is to create two 3D renderings (here in Rayscaper) and place the image in SketchUp. Then, I ask D5 Render Lite's AI to add characters to the first viewpoint. I also give D5 the same image as a reference. Then, I take the least bad result and create a Photoshop montage. 2- To get the same characters from a different viewpoint, I place the new rendering with a new viewpoint in SketchUp and give D5 Lite my latest image with the characters. I then request the same characters in a different location.

@pixelcruncher thank you very much