My last work. I did it in Twilight Render.

I used those pictures as reference:

What do you think?

Majid thank you a lot.
Your tutorial is something what I was looking for. Every KT user should start from your tutorial.

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Thank you for comments.
I agree with you. I did not write why I did this model and this is explanation:
I did model because I had problem with metal material and reflection (specular). As first I received only plastic material and I did not know why. From forum I received information that was a problem with lights and environment. I went to my project and I tried. Effect is OK. I'm new in Kerkythea and I need to learn much more.
For the end I can say that: for next model I will add some more details and some background.

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What do you think?

Thanks for comments.
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Thank you D-space for comment. I will look at this.
Regarding specular and reflection i need make some experiments because specular definition is new for me and effects are a little different from I thought it should be. I will do some tests and I will try with new settings.

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Thank you jo-ke (My wife told me that curtains are too long - now I have to render next two pictures )

Hello,

I'd like to show you my small room. I did it in Kerkythea. It is my first project in this renderer. Comments are welcome.

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Hello

First I want to say that you have right. I agree with scottpara and solo about that bed should be fixed because is not safe. My projects in Sketchup are only hobby and I wanted to say that I don't see every site of project because I'm not professional user. Your comments are very important for me because this is a source of my knowledge. I did some correction and what do you think now:

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If you want change material from one to other in hole model you can use this script:
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=9903&start=0&st=0&sk=t&sd=a
About crushing I don't have any ideas.

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Thanks for comment. I'm planning to add texture but not metal. I'm thinking about wood. We will see.

@unknownuser said:

On a modeling/safety note, that bed would not be sold here in the states as the gaps between the bars are to large and on the corner curves they flare posing a wedge and strangulation hazard.

Solo this comment destroyed me. I did model for fun and I never thought about consequences if I do wrong plan of bed.

Dspace I didn't thought about room but this is good idea. If I find some free time I will do that. First I want finish this model.

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