Very nice indeed.

I might be that rare exception, but I like a bright UI. However, having other options would certainly be nice for everyone.

My theme for Skethup. Actually, this is a Paper win 10 theme I’ve found on Deviant. Tile of undock icon can’t read but it’s not a big deal, icon and text clear enough… enjoy [image: hYKW_DarkGray.jpg]

Smustard has some. They are old plugins, but I think they still work. http://www.smustard.com/script/PresentationBundle2

Very nice, Pawel. Have a great weekend! _KN

Got it fixed installed a new version of SU.

sure will;)

@ chedda: thanks for your input and yes, I do agree with you on an artificial lighting in the scene. I'm still working on it and I'm trying to improve it, will post as soon as I'll be satisfied with it. @ Bryan K: it's not a photo match, I used hdri image in vray and played with angles H/V to get it right. @ jerisamui: thanks for the help cheers

did you render as exr? It looks like there's some overdone HDR toning going on - there's kind of a halo around the brighter objects, like the dining room chairs. It might help to try a more balanced setting - things just seem too saturated and blown-out. Andy

@hellnbak said: Nice work Who is this guy, Dracula? People are already depressed enuf when they come to a dentist's office, some cheery colors are in order I would think. But hey, the client is always right I guess.

i encountered this problem once and if i remember right, it was due to the fact only the billboard tree image on front face casted shadows, not the backface. so try to turn your model monocrome and make sure the front face of the billboard is facing the lightsource..

@rich o brien said: Or Window > Instructor is always a cool way to learn about native tools For native tools, the shortcuts are listed on the reference card (togehter with all combinations, for paintbucket e.g. shift, ctrl, shift+ctrl, alt), this is helpful for learning them...

The garage door is a standard 4-panel. That car could drive under the top two if the bottom two panels were removed.

I'm no architect and I don't (can't) do rendering, but I like it . It wouldn't be my choice for a bathroom in my home, I like warmth and wood and such, but it's nice. As far as realism, some observations - how about someplace to hang some towels beside the sinks, and someplace to put the soap seems like if the mirror was divided and turned into a three (or four) part medicine cabinet-type affair it would provide a lot of storage space for typical bathroom stuff some throw rugs in front of the tub, sinks, toilet, would make it less sterile and more inviting and provide warmth for the tootsies I agree with Liam, the towels are folded too perfectly, they don't look real.

I´m not a vray expert but i think you should add a bump map to simulate some material texture on the walls, like stucco per example. The same concept should be applied on floor.

Thanks mate, I get it now. Must be my old eyes. That and the apartments I have been producing are 15' wide by 15' or 30' or about 4.5m X 4.5m or 9m.

Very nice!

Thanks a lot for the fast replies, I just went to model info-statistics-purge unused. From 263 materials that I had, now I have only 11 I just can't figure out why I haven't thought about it. You guys rock, thanks.

Thanks, I'll try that technique for sure.