its the small imperfections that make it real!!! good one gidon!!

Thank you very much your opinion is highly appreciated But what i did not make clear enough - this is a house that has been designed by a architect, that we purchased at a local real estate agency. The only "info" they had were the blueprints .. and thats it ... so i just amused myself creating a 3D image So roof - windows - ... its wasn't really our choice .. Gutters - very good remark - they aren't marked on the blueprints we have, but im sure somebody will have them

what's "Texture Tweaker"?

Ok - thanks a lot guys - i remembered that i used that feature in the past in a soft ... but i forgot what soft it was ...

Please, do. Everything will be moved there and slowly this board will close down. You'll be left by yourself if not moving!

One easy way to get a more ambient type of lighting, for interiors, within SketchUp itself is to reverse the position of the sliders on the shadow setting. Pull the Light setting down to around 20 and push the Dark one up around 50. This will give much softer shadows. They will still have a hard edge, because they are vector-based, but the overall effect will no longer look like the model is set outside in strong sunlight.

Howzit Maxx. I spent 6 years in South Africa as a teen-ager. Welcome to ultimate forum.

We are going to start with this [image: DSC00371.jpg] On the left side - the "old" part of the city, with app 880 people living in it Centre side - industrial - which is actually the biggest part of town - there is more shops and industry here than in any mid-sized town Right side : combo new part / township with app 8000 people living in it