@pbacot said:

Wish list is shorter this year it seems.

Maybe most have given up asking.

Like pretty much everyone else here, I am a big fan of your work. Nothing but the highest quality and most faithful renditions of historical structures. Fantastic!

@dave r said:

Peter, yes. I did use an overlay. Actually, I pasted a Hidden Line exported onto a separate layer set to Multiply. I made the Hidden Line export at 4k or 5k wide and resized it down to the size of the rendered image so that the lines would be very thin. I also adjusted the opacity of that layer so the lines would be fairly light. All very quick and easy to do.

Dave --

Love this look, with the thin line overlay. It's just slightly diagrammatic, which really suits technical / mechanical subjects. And thanks for the mini-tut on how to achieve it!

Doug

@fluid said:

Thanks! We'll soon release a Mac version. At the beginning we want to keep it Windows-only to speed up iteration times

Awesome — that's great news!

Very cool. Any idea when it will be released / how much it will cost?

This looks super-cool, but I can't try it out as it's Windows only

Any plans for an eventual Mac-compatible version?

Your entire furniture portfolio is unbelievably well-done: the modelling, textures and renders all look flawless.

Nice desk Dave. As always, your wood texturing is really impressive. Love the quarter-sawn oak.

@jo-ke said:

Hmm. It should be an eavening athmosphere. Is it really to dark?

I had taken it to be a twilight scene, and I like the moodiness of the original render.

Great work... fun stuff!

One question: Windows and Mac, or Windows only?

Brilliant work!

Congrats on the release.

Seconded.

That's unreal! Any idea how Orosz would have composed the original piece to create the effect?

Also cool that you're able to test it virtually in a real-time render!

Impressive work. Pano is very cool.

@whaat said:

I will consider doing an update sometime this year though, especially if you feel there is still some demand for this plugin.

That would be great news! I concur with Grice that there is a need for a good, simple animation plugin.

@greatoe said:

Tag/Keyword system for organizing layers

Great idea — would obviate the need for Layers Panel type hierarchy and would be more flexible / powerful. And maybe easier to execute? (compared to the complexity and related stability issues of the Layers Panel plugin)

Wondering if anyone is currently using the CadMouse, and if so if they think it is worth the $$$?

Would be especially interested in those using it under OSX — given the issues with 3DXWare on Macs. Their OSX support has been less than stellar and there are mixed messages on their website about how supported the CadMouse is on OSX.

Thanks for the monochrome images of the joinery. Very nice detail. Would be fun to build.

That is very cool.

How does the joinery work in the corners? It's a bit tough to figure out because of the dark colour.