@kaptin ooono said:

!!awsome stuff!!

the building design is pretty hot & the presentation is cool just wondering
how long that took u to model & what did u render it in

thanks, I model it in 2 days with sketchup and 1 night to render with vray + make presentation with photoshop 😎

This the sort of thing? http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=7262

thanks man but I've tried and that's not work 😞

however , the thumbnail is not a big problem 😉

This is a very old forum.. however if anyone is still interested in SketchUp and BIM, here is a solution: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=41840

The plugin provides an easy way to create parametric primitives like walls, beams, columns etc inside SketckUp. It follows a standard process-flow similar to popular BIM software like Revit.

best!
Dex

Very nice work, especially that last render- I love the cold light; as Remus said earlier it's very reminiscent of Herzog & de Meuron's Tate Modern or at least it portrays very well the use and feel of concrete and hard materials combined with fluorescent strip lighting. Only criticisms would be that it'd be good to see a few more people dotted around just to make it look a bit more popular and you should reduce the scale of that texture on the concrete columns and beams about 50%- it looks like spray-on foam fire proofing at the moment.

I'm curious- what render engines did you use? Irradiance Map primary with Deterministic Quasi-Monte Carlo secondary? The results are excellent but the render time seems very long- perhaps the culprit is the glass doors if they are double-sided with "genuine" refraction? I workaround this by using a zero refraction glass material for the front and back faces of glass and a separate dark green zero refraction glass material for the edges- the results aren't as accurate as yours, but it decreases the render times enormously.Table 1.jpg

there shouldnt be any difference between direct x 9 and 10 when your using SU.

As for your original problem, have you tried messing about with the opengl settings? (window->preferences->opengl-> fast feedback and hardware acceleration.) Theres a slim chance it might be your problem.

Thanks, and great images. 👍 👍

Thank you very much.

Hi Dylan ,

He is my close friend since we are a child , and I model and make animation for his final project because of friendship , this is not bussiness job here 😄 He give the idea and sketch by hand and I help him to model with computer.

@architekturn said:

If you just want to see the tumbnails... just download the program "3d Photo Browser". That will allow you to see tumbnails of 3d max, sketchup, 3ds, etc...

thanks for submit good stuff. that 's great tool.

I think that is good software for who use windows xp64 bit

http://www.download.com/3D-Photo-Browser/3000-2193_4-10264200.html

I'm not very found of it but I think windowizer could transform a flat mesh into a 3d structural grid... like yours.
That's all...

great texture, i like the minimalist linework and the restricted color range!

thanks all for comments 😎 😛

As you said, this curve slide is so dangerous and I think I will change this , maybe it will become straight slide or it 's unchanged curve but the angle of curve will be inscreased...

but I like the curve slide because this ideas is come from figure manner of ... elephant 😆 😆 the bed is head and curve slide is ... the ivory 🤣

@all: hi, thanks for all comments 😎

@scottpara: I dont know more about engineering elements because I just model it 😄

Working OK at the moment - images attached.

Bob

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I'm using Piranesi version 5.

ver 5 is better more than ver 4.

very well done . the middle one composition could be better (put it a bit higher on face) u could give life to ur render using trees...etc