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    • R Offline
      Ross Macintosh
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      Rendered with the current beta of the Render[In] plugin. As you can see they fixed the smoothness issue of the first beta release.

      The design is a glass & stainless steel reception desk "front" that could be attached to a standard steelcase desk. It was for an aerospace firm that had the capability to do all the stainless steel machining in-house. The intent was they would put a logo in frosted vinyl on the vertical glass panel.

      Regards, Ross


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      • mitcorbM Offline
        mitcorb
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        Migthy nice 👍

        I take the slow, deliberate approach in my aimless wandering.

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        • olisheaO Offline
          olishea
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          cool, i like the horizontal "louvers"....what are the diagonal lines fading in on the floor? is it part of the texture or something?

          oli

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            Ross Macintosh
            last edited by

            The lines on the ground are what I call a 'ground effect' created using a transparent png image placed on the ground in SketchUp. The intent is to 'ground' the drawing as I knew I'd be showing the image with a white background. I created a few different png's I use in situations like this. It works well when you have a series of views and you want to assemble a presentation that takes advantage of the white space.

            The horizontal louvres are intended to both provide some screening & be indicative of the turbine blades on a jet engine. The desk was for a company that does complete overhalls on jet engines.

            Regards, Ross

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            • boofredlayB Offline
              boofredlay
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              Very nice Ross. I like the ground effect as well.

              Were I a receptionist I would be very happy recepting in that desk.

              http://www.coroflot.com/boofredlay

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              • daleD Offline
                dale
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                Really fine way to take a standard desk and turn it into something quite pleasing. Great stuff Ross.

                Just monkeying around....like Monsanto

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