@gd3design said: You need to click the little advanced settings button to unhide the advanced stuff for bitmap settings, then turn off filtering. Do this for both diffuse & opacity maps. Here is file, but I use latest vray so might not be backwards compatible. https://www.dropbox.com/s/vjynl83pk516a9d/Tree%20-%202.skp?dl=0 Thank you a lot man. You have 1 beer from me Be blessed! I wouldn't have guessed it could be that!

Problem solved! Thanks TedVitale_CG Whit tiff is ok

Thanks you guys. The project is finished.I post it in the gallery. I never had that kind of problem until now.

@frederik said: Really nice render...! The only thing giving this away is the repeating pattern in the stone texture... I'm sure a better texture would help a lot... Question... How have you managed to get the weathered look on the concrete...? Thank you Frederik The diffuse map for stone was small image that i downloaded from a site that sells this materials. I edited the imaje to make it larger and seamless as far as possible in PS. Nothing special for concrete. Just difuse map and some touches in PS like a dirt map and shadows. [image: 3Zle_1674-thickbox_default.jpg]

The porch is overpowering the rest of the house, it is to big. I suggest changing the porch to match the style of the main roof and keep it within the length of the side of the house. I have a problem with the porch roof line where it meets the balcony railing; changing the porch roof would correct the problem or maybe I am not viewing the railling area correctly. Just ideas, Bob

@krisidious said: Is this a place where you watch goldfish while you eat or do you eat gold fish?

@marked001 said: definitely looking better. have you thought about simply cropping the image? no reason to show all that empty space..i realize you have a transparent building back there, but not sure that's helping much. I have to agree with this. Cropping would make a big difference.

@krisidious said: I like your changes... Also thanks for removing the stone flying over the window, that scared me. I would suggest extending the eave on the roof at the top about 1' or .3 meters. Also it needs a car in the drive now. Thanks for the comment Krisidious. I'm glad you like it. I will think about the car.

ah okay...then i was right. in my opinion these kind of ceilings would rather fit into a bureau or something like this. also the texture of the wall looks kind of dirty. maybe that's what you wanted but it looks a cheap hotel room with these things in mind. other ceiling, other walltexture and some decoration and i think your good to go.

Thank you guys for the replys. Urban design - just take the terrain from google earth and i use drop tools to bring drawing on the terrain.

dunno...all the bright flashy colors are distracting....maybe if you used more neutral colors, such as gray.....just kidding. It all looks good except the couch - those sharp sdges do not look natural for an upholstered piece. Also, for such a symmetrical composition, I'd move the camera off center.

Very cool!

Thank you for having responded and for advice. May be the problem is my CPU cooler. It`s flat and smaller from the image.It s not enough for the stress of computer. Thanks again.