and here's my seemless trambumpmap:

@xrok1 said:

i just realized what the cloud.rb is for and since i don't use it, a guide probably won't help me much. i do love the look though.

I think Gaieus used a bumpmap with a cloudstructure. I also used one for my tramway project. I've made a seemless texture with Photoshop and mapped it with twilight over the surface. If you want, I can upload the texture tonight.

The image is getting better and better. I like it very much. The rug is a bit too small the chairs should be able to stand completely on it.

concepts for reconstruction are made:

OK, parents moved and made place for the next generation to move in.

@gaieus said:

Yes, indeed, that would be better. But note that the population of the town at the time was mainly German and they are a pretty tidy nation!

This is the "after"- render!

No no, don't worry. Here's a nice detail rendered with twilight Preset #10 for 5 hours

I'm going to post a couple of renders of an project. I need some pictures for my company of interiors before and after renovating. The first of these projects is an oldfashioned corridor of an typical german appartement. It is going to be completely rebuilded. Most of the models are of the warehouse and modified

Schade, das noch keiner das Fur-Plugin auf Deutsch übersetzt hat

@joão de afonsos said:

Sorry but I don´t find the download link

You will find the downloadlinks at the end of the first posting of this thread

OK bumpmap worked very well and looks really nice. With dirt i've got no glue at the moment

@mike lucey said:

Great work Jo

Could I suggest that you consider showing some wear and tear (dirt) on the tram. I think it would blend in better with the scene. I am not sure how this could be done. Maybe others might have ideas.

Mike

Yes that was my idea too, but I also didn't know how to do it. I thought about the bumpmap of Gaieus' "Fachwerkhaus" that I've seen here a few days ago. The tram looks to plane and to clean.

wow. I'm always totally impressed of your work.

Yes IES would be the next lesson for me.

I'm loving it playing around with the lights. I've just added many flourescent lights and a new spotlight at the neightbour room.

here's another render...

"please keep distance, large curves rash"

don't know if google translated right, I think rash is the wrong word.

update

I just played around with the spotlights, edited the emitter and turned the direction. Now it comes pretty close to reality.

Me too. At the moment I have a tableclothing problem

here's the brand new render with perfect TWL- lights.

@frederik said:

A question... Can I ask you if you play games on the computer you're also using to render models with...??
Reason for asking is simple... Since most of your renders seem over exposed, I tend to believe that your monitor is calibrated very dark...

No I'm not gaming but the lights in that room are really very strong. I will show a picture after the reconstruction is finshed.