Hi Fred,

Thanks a bunch for these! 👍

Just playing with ADCSee Pro, there is a lot of effect.
I choose this one.

Fred

Bedroom effect.jpg

Thanks, You are right, in this case, Gimp or PS will be practical to change a bit the colour and to make a bigger map.

Arrrr open your eyes jonathan (me)

Sorry for the dumb question. 👊

WoW soo Great Interior Render

😎

Posted the LightUp version here a little later than planned.

Adam

hi huyvuvn,

In the district one, and all is made by Shetchup, model and render vray for sketchup 1.0.

@sketch3d.de said:

as I understood, XP x32 can use roughly 3.2gb ram with the appropriate 'high-mem' key set, 32 bit apps generally cannot access more than 2gb ram.

http://blogs.msdn.com/oldnewthing/archive/2004/08/05/208908.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/oldnewthing/archive/2004/08/22/218527.aspx

There is something wrong with lights. Probably background image needs a bit more brightnes.
Do something with wall thicknes or this looks unnatural.
Otherwise nice start! Keep working on this!

Wonderful image Fred.

the larger image does look a bit strange, perhaps something to do with resizing it prior to uploading?

Apart form that: lower the bump on the floor a bit and turn up the lights above the mirrors. Certainly has potential though.

Hi Solo, Thanks for your comment.

Your model is very good.

I think that I need some tool plugin to make better model.

But I do not know which one.

Bye

Hi Fred,

It (and many more) is linked here already: http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=486 - nevertheless thanks for the head up 👍

i dont think there were many major changes made to the inference system (which is probably what your experiencing), although im a forgetful chap so their might have been some improvements somewhere.

fymoro

I Think you have done a great job on this image, very realistic looking.

I do agree that the tile on the far side need to be aligned and after hearing that comment I noticed that the tile on the near side is (slightly) misaligned as well. I agree that changing the field of view is an important thing but in this image the first thing I noticed is that the field of view is off a bit. To me, it looks as if the columns are leaning outward. I usually use a setting of 35. One last comment is that the trumpet appears to be floating just a bit. I think it would actually rest on three points, (for lack of better terms since I know nothing about musical instraments) I think the mouth piece would rest on the ground as well.

Other then that, GREAT work!!

Thanks to you both,

I have fixed the problem with the small plug-in uv tool, very practical... ☀

Bye

hi frederik
the 2cm grid might not be in proper scale but the rest of the model is... the ball inside is roughly 4cm in diameter and the outer ball is 6 .. as far as i can remember...
Try fitting a squaremeter tiles on it an you pretty much get stuck.
It's up to the user how he scales the texture on it -in realscale you won't see much of a floor. On the other hand this would suit more detailed textures...

Hi Fred

I rode what Gaius has written and I agree too. May be you may also focus on books which seem to be copies of the same group. You could rotate them.

Quite impressive work 👍

MALAISE