@boofredlay said: I use mine daily with SketchUp and Revit. It takes less effort than scrolling. Thank you, I agree it flys straight through "Walls" without an issue unlike native SU I will use it just based upon that. I find scrolling through SU Su walls infuriating, and a source of RSI on the mouse wheel finger

You left click, hold and drag on the first point and when your release left button on second point you lock rotational plane.

You can scale it and position as you want on each face separately if need be. So you can fine tune it.

Perfection.

Cheers Bryan and Hornoxx Here is the image I took from the road, never knem I took such a wonky image I imported the image into SU and rotated it straight, I then used the door height as a scaling reference. [image: C1HY_Applecross.jpg]

Thanks guys but so far my efforts are unrewarded, I am fiding this one a hard nut to crack

Cheers box. I have done it but do not really understand it I must admit

@l i am said: Hi Mike, I just checked and for some reason It is not in my sent box. I will resend after as soon as I can I've had the same problem. PM doesn't get sent right away. Don't know why.

@rich o brien said: I always thought those were called corbels? I have a few corbels in this model. Corbel:a projection jutting out from a wall to support a structure above it. [image: BkgU_Corbel.jpg]

You should post this model in the gallery! That's some crazy good work!

@l i am said: I feel sick now It reads harder than it is to fix. Majority of archviz engines use openGL format. Just something to be aware of.

With a bit of work with the ACME tool as a base you could get close. [image: 1Dx3B1m.png] [image: Nyd55LO.png] Obviously spend more time than I did but its to give an example

With the road issue, always download assets directly from Sketchfab site if you want to edit them more. There is an option within Twinmotion to click on the asset and go to sketchfab site to download it. Then import it from where you saved it into your scene.

Thanks Dave I will download and try Eneroth Viewport Resizer2

Cheers!

@mike amos said: Definitely photo quality, marvelous, really. So kind of you to say that Mike. It is a long journy, and persistance is paying off. I am quite happy with it, at least until my next failure Arch Yis is definately an art and I think at this stage it is the start of another phase of learning

Still there are so many things to improve.. i.e; too many clicks to edit bump or parallax textures and values.

I found this called European Style Composite Wood Siding although your sample appears to have horizontal members.