@ntxdave Place your line on the lower left hand side of the group to have group set on the lower left side of the curve. Hit the up key to flip the sides. If you set said line from the middle of the group the origin will be centered and hitting the up key won't change anything. The line defines the origin.
I don't really use this much and was just trying it out again.
@Rich-O-Brien 18K is how it shows in the software. Comes out to be over 15K. Yeah, D5's displacement isn't very good. I don't think it's actual displacement. It gets distorted when viewed along the sides of an object. Sometimes I just turn it off in the material.
@ntxdave Thanks Dave. I'm really liking these simple old fashioned house plans. They're not very big by today's standards. Plus all these new houses that look more like a television set than architecture. I literally started this late Sunday afternoon.
Some different materials, grass, brick edging on sidewalk. Rendered in 18K and sized down. No AI Enhancer. Materials are from Megascans and put together with Quixel Mixer which is pretty easy. D5 Render has PBR importing.
The Watier from Bungalow Homes and Cottages by National Plan Service, Inc. 1935. I dolled it up a bit.
This is what I worked from. Took less than 24 hours. Rendered in 8K and scaled down.
@Bryan-K Thanks Bryan.
Some more goods. I want to create a hilly landscape but have a sudden burst of laziness.
Another house. Work in progress. Finished up the model and material set-up this morning and whipped up a scene.
@Rich-O-Brien If I export as an obj it gets rid of the triangulation. Then it become a matter of "active faces" and all the rest on Blender. It's a lot easier on Sketchup.
@Rich-O-Brien Thanks Rich. I quickly tried importing a Sketchup file into Blender and it's, different. 
@Rich-O-Brien Did you make that arch in Blender or Sketchup?
Try Justin's "TheSketchUpEssentials" videos which you can find here.
First video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0xtO6e1FR0
Might want to start with a basic rectangular form.
@L-i-am On this one I used Curviloft: Loft by Spline for the geometry and then Quadface Tools: Unwrap UV Grid with the point of origin on the lower right. Then I'd apply the brick material on the unwrapped UV, adjust it, then copy the UV Mapping on the same origin point, go back to the arch and Paste UV Mapping at the same origin point.
You can also use Thru Paint and just apply it with Quad Mesh UV mode. Thru Paint is faster.
I guess this isn't a WIP anymore. Trying these new canopies using Blender for UV and some Clothworks on Sketchup. I just learned how to use the basic UV functions in Blender. Trying to line up the arched brick is a bit tough and D5 Render's displacement isn't true displacement and will distort materials.
@Mike-Amos If it's an error 403 delete your cookies for Quixel. Nothing is being reported at the author's site.
This one doesn't have a name. Just "Design 639-B." Few more things to do on the house. Don't want to get too carried away.
And idea what will happen with Quixel Bridge and/or Quixel Mixer or will that go through Fab?
Ctrl + Shift + K should work too.
