When I was 14 I was flying to the UK from Australia and we had engine problems so the aircraft was grounded for a few days. the airline took us on a very long drive into the dessert to a hotel almost standing almost alone. I remembered the complexity of the wall decorations almost jewel like and intricate. The other things I remember was getting an electric shock every tim I touched any metal I was told it was the combination of almost zero humidity an wearing man made textile shirt. The other thing I remember is that the tv would not start until 4PM and the first thing everyday on TV was the then Shar Playing classical piano

I asked my nurse about the video A few days later. She sked me if I had seen highlights of the vid I said no. She told me that there was a part where me beating heart was in the blue gloved hand of the surgeon it was till beating ( normally the have heart lung bypass to stop the heart and lungs beating to make the surgery easier) but they did me "off pump" anyway was explains the that if you turn the heart like this it will stop beating. and it stopped then he turned it back and it started again. How much skill does that man have? mind blowing stuff, just a normal days work.............

Thanks to you all, I am mainly interested In non organic architecture and don't do much organic modelling but I learnt a lot from this thread, thanks again

Rich, I enjoy seeing your work, wish you would do it more

Like architects shorthand

Like I said mate it is so expensive to build and maintain

Dampening is OK but Damping down may work better

Have always been a big fan of your sketches mate not to mention your conceptual synthesis 10/10

Very cute machine

Thanks Rich, I am aware of the post by Gus R (Thanks Gus) And had a look at the link. I think that is all new brickwork and I am intersested in some more heritage buildings

This tool has been out for about a year or so. Very cool should be an SU native tool

@rich o brien said:

That's a great result. Especially the lighting. That's a tough space to get lighting resolved.

This is TM path tracing?

Actually the more I look the more detail you pick up on. The original house façade detail is great.

I pity the window cleaner. That's alot of glass!

Cheers Rich, the lighting was very tough an I spent more than 11 hours to get that resolved. The glass has a hydrophilic coating, so self cleaning. But even if it was normal glass I am sure the owners could get it cleaned weekly as they have Van goughs "stary night" a Turner and Picasso on the walls As for the period building yes I spent many hours on the geometry of those details I did not care how long it took to generate as long as it worked and kooked authentic.

@rv1974 Could not agree more

Hi, I have attached an image of a window within an arch. I would like to know if there are any brickwork editors. I think I saw a post on this forum and from memory it seemed like it covered this issue. Does anybody know of such an app?

Quixei mixer is free if you use Twinmotion which is also free. Quixel mixer is very good and I hear close to ThruPaint in function, I hear

@mill3rluke said:

@l i am said:

This is the result from my prior work. I have spent more time on it. Lots of fine tuning

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Great stuff, was this an actual project put into construction?

Thanks Mill3rLuke, not a real project, I am just working on my folio. The design and model was mine. The renovated terrace house came from studying many period terrace houses and kind of smashing them together using the best atributes of all of them.
The new building is my design based opon a stone structural monolith feature also being an elevator shaft. The rest of that building was minimal clean lines not to detract from that feature

@TIG I think that the poster may have a wish to monetise the idea and may not want to let the cat out of the bag. Catch 22 situation

@Mike-Amos said in Texture Production (question):

Having a quick look, Materialize seems to be free, open source. Worthy of a look at least.

https://boundingboxsoftware.com/materialize/tutorials.php

Thanks Mike

The rod is tapered like a fishing rod, in fact I am sure it is a fishing rod blank

This is the result from my prior work. I have spent more time on it. Lots of fine tuning