@mike amos said: Mine take from two to four hours and yes, I find myself intending to change something and forgetting or whatever. I hear ya.

Thanks tuna!

I agree with Tuna there, I hope you can get the laptop situation sorted.

@duanekemp said: Looking good. Thanks.

@ntxdave said: @bryan k said: Updated. Added more bump to rock wall and roof. Increased the rock wall texture size. Improvement IMO, even though I thought it was good to begin with. Thanks. It was a good suggestion by Mike.

Thanks matsuo_lano!

Thanks Mike!

All textures in Raylectron allow you to change the base color. You can combine a Nrml map with the texture as well.

@majid said: Great to know, I stumbled upon two plugins to fix reversed faces: https://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=44551 and https://extensions.sketchup.com/extension/b8b437aa-0f0c-453e-b7f2-58e8738ac80e/face-director But didn't find the old piece of code. ( I guess by TIG). Nice! Thanks!

Thanks tuna.

Wow. I forgot all about that website! Thanks, but none of those were it. But what an excellent source for more practice renders!

@l i am said: Hi Bryan, wher55e did you get the skydome? http://www.nordicfx.net/

@jo-ke said: looks very good. I would recomend to work at the material of the lamp. It would look more realistic. Thanks! The table lamp? If so, good suggestion. I'm not real fond of the material either.

Thanks tuna.

Thanks everyone. For the compliments, the encouragement and the help.

Thanks garystan!

Thanks aviz! Good suggestions and I was in fact, going to add lights to the jeep, but light emitters just kill performance on my old PC. When I use light emitters, render time goes from minutes to hours and days.