Great. Very appealing and artistic.

Jason, your suggestion highlighted a lot of details not only in the shadow of the building, but i think in the whole image. Thank you.

No, this is sketchup + twilight + fotosketcher + photoshop. I meant, that i used fotosketcher to help me make the watercolor effect along with photoshop of course. Sorry i didn't explain it properly.

Thank you guys for the comments.

Thanks Pilou, actually this is fotosketcher, i must admit that this program is amazing.

No this is not New York. I'm actually really happy that you guys think it resembles to New York, because that's the feeling i was aiming to give the picture.

No the markings are not textures, they are drawn one by one with sketchup geometry. Although this way makes the model heavier, i must say that gives me exactly the design i want the streets to have.

Hello,
This is my first attempt to make a watercolor render.
Tell me what you think.
c+c are more than welcome.

Thank's a lot, it's clearer now.

Hi guys, i just updated from vray for su 6, to the latest version of vray 01.49.01 for su. It renders great, but it
gives me a hard time when i open the material editor. It seems that vray automatically assigns all the materials in the model into the material editor, which makes the model file size, for example from 4mb to 8mb. When i delete the materials from the material editor to make the model lighter, the materials from the su model are deleted as well.
This really bothers me, because when i had the previous vray i chose which materials should be in the material editor
and of course when i deleted some of them, they didn't dissapear from the model too.
Could you help me fix this?
Thank you.

Thank you very much both.

Thanks Dave, now it's clearer. Do you perhaps know any plugin, that can find me the center of an arc or a circle automatically?

Hi guys and happy New Year.
I've been sketching in sketchup years now, but this problem is something i notice for the first time.
As you see at the circles below (2 meter diameter, each) strange things happen with dimensions after i offset them
inside or outside. In these images i have used offset 0,20 cm towards their inside. That means that the diameter of the inner circle must be 1,60 m. But apparently it isn't, as you can see below. The only thing i notice, in the image 2, is when i measure from segment to segment then it is 0,20 cm but again if i measure the inner circle from segment to segment the diameter isn't 1,60 m. The same thing happens too when i offset arcs. The dimensions are in meters cause i'm from europe, but i guess the guys that work with feet must have the same problem. Could you please help me fix that?
I upload the file too, if you want to take a look at it.

Thank you.

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