@ntxdave said:

Now you need to add a tube TV.

ntxdave :

            In other words.....you remember those days of 1960 !!  :smile: 

                                                               garystan

Hi everybody :

              This is a  "blast from the past".

                                            garystan

@mike amos said:

The furniture is better but you appear to have pictures above the windows, what is that all about?

Mike Amos :
I just wanted to have some pictures on the wall for decoration. The other wall has the clock decoration. Just to let you know, I take no offense at your misunderstanding.
garystan

@nlipovac said:

I really like your scene.
I have one thing to comment. Your background is in like blue specter of light, like golden hour or similar, so making this light more blue would make this scene realistic.
But than again I maybe misunderstood your scene in terms of colors.

nlipovac :
Thanks for your comments. I just wanted it to be a late afternoon scene.
garystan

@bryan k said:

Very nice.

   Bryan K :

                    Thanks
                            garystan

Hi everybody :
Here's one showing an afternoon scene.................
garystan

Hi everybody :

             This topic really isn't about a bug.  I wasn't sure where to post this.  I recently found out about Google Earth's demise.  First, when I opened the G E software, it wouldn't connect to the server....with an error message stating that it WOULD work, but only with local cached items.   Then I found a web-page about Google Earth Enterprises closing shop.  Anyway..........if I have my information correct, this does not effect Sketchup.  Being it's a separate "entity"....correct ?                 garystan

[http://apogeospatial.com/the-demise-of-google-earth-enterprise/](http://apogeospatial.com/the-demise-of-google-earth-enterprise/)

@hellnbak said:

Interesting, but light poles seen way too thick (and no debris, graffiti, broken lights?)

hellnbak :

            I make sure there is no graffiti....garbage on the ground !  But, you gotta look at this way........Hurricane Sandy won't be able to knock those light poles down  :smile: 

garystan

Hi everybody :
This is a New York scene at night. A walkway under a bridge.

                                                                  garystan

Hi Sketchucation :

                Could I re-post a pic in the Gallery ?  The one I want to post is an updated version of my previous post. How do I go about this ?    Thanks.......garystan

@driven said:

Upload attachment?

are you having issues with that feature?

john
:
I was wondering about a way to "insert" the pic into the body of the topic. Rather than using the "attachment" feature. Just to make sure that anyone who view my topic can see the pic. Thanks.......garystan

Sketchucation :

                     What's the best way to upload a rendering for the Gallery ?

                                                               Thanks,
                                                             garystan

Hi everybody :

              This was created using Twilight Render.

                                                garystan

@tuna1957 said:

was trying to look at the positives with my first post. your reply makes me think you missed the point I was trying to make. google cabin and cabin interiors and maybe you'll better get what I'm driving at. When I look at your render I like the lighting, panorama . colors of the various materials but it doesn't say "cabin in the mountains" to me , more like a condo.... I think the average person viewing the image would be hard pressed to say it evokes the feel of a country cabin.

 tuna1957 :

              No problem.  I accept what you're saying.  Thanks for your input.
                                                                  garystan

@tuna1957 said:

Clean modeling, nice render. Like your panorama thru the windows. Just got to say we must travel to waaaay different mountains. Been in a lot of cabins in my life , never seen one that looked like that inside!!! Still it's a very nice clean render.

     tuna1957 :
                  I tried to give it a "country" and a relaxed feel of a mountain cabin.
                                                                         garystan

@jonfar said:

another amazing job, model and render

you are one of the best here, for sure

    JonFar :

              Thanks.
                      garystan

Hi everybody :

                 Now THIS is roof-top dining..............

                                                    garystan

@rich o brien said:

I agree with Mike there's an element of a Hobbit house with the scaling. The curtains don't look like they pan the windows.

Rich O'Brien :
              I created the "hanging chair" a little large, to show that it's sort of a cacoon to relax in.....big enough to stretch out in.  And I made the windows as picture windows....to show off the view.
                                                    garystan

Hi everybody :

            Can a projected material be reversed ?  The reason I ask is that,  I'm making a triangular banner. On the "front" side (with the point facing to the right),  I can easily paint it on. Then "position"  the material.  But, I'd like to be able to "paint" the reverse side so I can use the banner in either (horizontal) direction. And be able to put the material on this reverse side....in the reverse horizontal direction.  That way I can use the banner pointing either right or left.   Thanks

                                                               garystan

Hi everybody :

              This is a corner room in a mountain cabin.

                                                garystan