great answer TIG

Why not just take a photo square with the wall and turn it into a texture?

Try searching on 3dfilter.. there are lots of results for nascar vehicles, tracks, wheels :

http://www.3dfilter.com/search/nascar/0

I have also modelled the Zanotta Cavour Writing Desk, perfect for an executive office..

download: http://www.cadyou.com/downloads/view/730

download: http://www.cadyou.com/downloads/view/719

A comfortable, light and versatile armchair, modelled in around 30 minutes this afternoon.

Free of course.

@serge.n said:

To extend the topic, does anyone know how much photorealistic are all theses tools?

I mean is there a way with one of them to know light levels and so verify the IEQ credits 8.x of LEED?

Thanks
Serge

If this is what you want, there are packages designed specifically for this... such as Ecotect - i believe it was recently bought by Autodesk?

I have always used Maxwell, for an unbiased renderer the interface is fairly intuitive and there is a wide library of free (and excellent) materials available. It probably costs a fair bit however, i'm not sure as i am not in charge of licensing at our place!

Solo, i had no idea KT was free.. I just assumed any decent renderer costs money. I will definitely be looking into learning that!

Can't believe i only just spotted this thread,

Cheers for the link remus.. much appreciated The only major site missing from the search is Turbosquid, but that will be added in the next few weeks.

Just immense matey.. the level of detail is awesome and inspiring.

http://www.3dfilter.com/search/hot%20air%20balloon/0