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Nonetheless a REALLY nice render...!!

Thanks Oli and Massimo, The floor is plastic shiny template in TL. Thanks for the tips...

this is a very nice rendering...the furniture material is great...it looks like a microfiber type..or is it intended to be leather?

Thanks for your comments red_shift, I agree about the back wall material's. My computer in an 3years old Quad core 2.66ghz with 3go ram and Nvidia Geforce 8500GT...(I think that now we can get much better...

Thanks for your comments, Ok, here is a new render with some spotlight on (not eco-friendly... ) I used the medium preset as i do not have time today, 1 hour rendering and 2 minutes on PS and ACDsee Pro. I have just printing on a Photo paper this render, and it really look like a Photography Medium Preset for me is enough good, 1 hour rendering, and PP it is perfect for my clients and quick. Comments are bienvenue [image: XemQ_50.jpg]

@fymoro said: Is there a solution to export a SU file in a solid object format ? no solids in SU, mesh based faces only, better use a 3D NURBS surface and volume modeler instead. hth, Norbert

also I've tried BPT (MLT) preset , and it shows caustics, when light is coming from above water

Yes It's a quick NPR First I render my model with Twilight, I use only the water material and the glass material of twilght, And I setup a Spherical sky, shadow at 10. I don't edit any texture (no bump, no reflection.) I use a gray scale image from SU, I choose multiply layer on gimp or photoshop and transparency at 25%. I think that the image rendered and the shadow with Twilight even in small setting have a good quality.

As I said before Fymoro you did excellent job. The last render you did is much stronger in terms of composition and shadows are much nicer. My intervention was more to do with honing of the render and it was very small intervention to that extent. Thanks everyone and Ecuadorian, I will see what I can do.

Nice image. Only a little thing: the bridge is floating. In semiacoustic guitars, this kind of bridge has to be fixed to the bottom of the body.

Wow, one of the most dramatic differences between Sketchup input and render output I've ever seen! It reminds me of comparing screenshots from an Atari to a PS3. -Brodie

Nice render, lighting. Bones need some texture though and here comes trouble. Egyptian writing? Here's some help. [image: Nbix_egypt01.jpg]

Merci michaliszissiou

Pete, It's awesome... , You and Twilight...

very nice and good work on that screen.

Hi, Thanks for the Comments, I used a night view image for the background, and this sitting. Cheers , Fred. [image: eXSv_setting.jpg]

Reality is a cool adaptation of the virtuality

What settings did you use when you rendered these ? I can't seem to get the bump to work with transparent materials.