Eric - Very spooky! I suddenly have a craving for Chicklets gum [image: PAup_gary_chicklets_too_big.jpg]

no problems, glad to help

Thanks guys. Yes Rich this was on the new machine. Just a quickie while testing installs and such. 2 min. render. The model is one of Gabriel's on Form Fonts, the "Damaged Pacer". I used the "shadow catcher" technique and the background was an HDRI called Sunsetpeak, free but I don't remember where I got it .

Background over exposed

Cheers Eric, great stuff

@unknownuser said: Fun. I think what is missing is the idea of a nose of some sort. don't tell that to patrick star [image: patrick_star-4854.jpg]

Thanks Oli, I like that one the best as well. Smart drop is a one click operation whereas Fur has more parameters that I honestly have not explored at all.

not as creepy as this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUQsRPJ1dYw

Sure enough. Both the reset and power wires were loose. Starting up now...

Hi Eric, Very nice set that we have here...Congrats...

Yes, yes it is.

I will give it a whirl, thanks Richard.

Co-op is going to be AWESOME! Hope you will play as those robots, adds to the humor of the game

Can someone print out a cardboard cutout of me and add me to photos? I should probably get a better photo...

Thanks a bunch guys. It is grainy as we were under short time constraints and I had 3 interior and 4 exterior renderings to crank out. And I just found out about Neat Image on the Twilight forum. I will definitely use it in the future.

Wow that is great!

BRILLIANT!

@putnik said: Anssi, exporting as polymesh gives you one exploded mesh, no groups, no components. With ACIS solids export, everything is nicely grouped. I did my first 3D DWG export try yesterday and it was rather positive. Ok-had no fancy forms, but the minuscule rounded corners someone had put on his window profiles looked quite clean. I used the polymesh option and exported from a parallel projection view. Walls, slabs and roofs became simple surfaces, but family items (windows, doors, curtainwalls etc.) were neatly turned into components. Anssi