Thank you all very much! You've helped me a LOT !

This is great work. I have to argue the "poser" comment. I think the people placed in these images look quite natural. The second image shows people sitting and talking. The are well placed. The colors are a bit saturated but not too bad. Nice renders. Scott

uh . . .no. I guess that would be "Explode" I am not by any means a plugin guru. I just have about 500 of them on my machine __(see topic "how many plugins is too many?" ) I am sure there is something that does what you are talking about. seems to me there was a recent post that listed all of the plugins and their authors with all the links to all their little toys but danged if I can remember what is was titled, and I can't find it.

Hi Gaieus, Thanks for the quick reply. I didn't find those plugins helpful for my model. In the end I did it manually.

first off, good work. I am thinking that the pavement in the first image would actually be lighter where it is worn out from use and darker where not used as much- perhaps the opposite of what you currently show?

Thank you very much TIG. Although it doesn't do 100% of what i wanted, It's a lot better than manually reapply materials. Regarding the rewriting the plugin, I wouldn't know a thing about it. I will very much appreciate if you could do it (I'm sure others will benefit from it as well) Best

@unknownuser said: Great texture but how do you map it to a curved side walk / curb? Found the answer ThomThom Quadface Tools UV Mapping. About time we had ruby developer of the year awards...

Thank you all for the comments. The stone wall actually has a displacement. Look on the 3rd image for example. The exterior do need some more work to be perfect. But as Frederik said here, the client is very pleased

Thanks for all the replies and the kind words. The design is actually not mine, i did the modeling, rendering and post process. The Doors is not standard hight, it's 250 cm. @tomsdesk said: Really sweet design and model, Jenny. Love the green/orange color scheme, lively and fun place to be, but I think the green is a little bit off the best hue...or maybe it's the tint? (I noticed the tables too?) Thanks tomsdesk, I'm not sure that i understand what do you mean by "best hue"? The colors were chosen by the designer. @marked001 said: actually, it kind of seems like the tables are too tall? looking at the chairs. either way, nice image... i like it. Thanks Jason, You're right, the gap between the table and the seat should be about 10 cm smaller than it is in the image.

Thanks