Thanks guy's. Gaius that grass is beautiful, I'll use that on close ups. If you look closely at the photo it's more like small clusters of bushes as grass. I'm trying to mimic the texture and controlled shape. Maybe I'm too picky Here's the scene I will be using.

ps at this dist Kris's grass may work fine, I'll try it.

I need a good looking tall grass like this to render in GI.

dtrarch, Whaat are spot on.

Thanks,

Having problem with windower making frame inset, even after inputing frame info. How do you get the frame inset to work? Seems all other parameters working.

Isn't there a script that extrudes a shape about a given line?
I.e. pick shape them pick line to extrude shape about centroid, edge or given point of shape. 1. draw line or curve 2. draw shape to be extruded along line. 3. select shape to be extruded along line. 4. select line for extruded shape. ruby would hace to put plane of shape perpendicular to endpoint of line.

Bill Oreilly
oh... you said things. oh well.

Thanks John,
Kerkythea is a great compliment to Skecthup.

Fred, your right. This toy is dangerous for you Keep up the inspiring work.

I'm telling you bro, you should be teaching and spreading your 3d wisdom. I'm sure you would get a full class. Do you teach SU to children? I think you could build a pretty good following. Imagine the world populated with Solo's.

Bathroom rendered with Kerky.

Nick I have seen your work on Kerky, and you are a fast learner. I'm still trying to do a kitchen rendering with results like yours.

Playing with cardboard model, made in su rendered in Kerkythea.

It looks worked out to me. What approach did you use to make the rail?

This all keeps getting better n better

Someone who knows sketchyphysics needs to put Mickey's eye's in motion, I can see them rollingt at me

Solo, are you kidding? I come to this forum almost everyday to see what you're doing.
Please show us more. I am very much interested.

Thanks,

You can now retire. With this type of skill, it's time to teach to the masses
You should seriouly consider writing a book on technique etc. then we can see you on cnbc's "The Big Idea".
Excellent work as usual Solo

Chris you da man!
Thank you kindly!

Nice work Pete, always ahead of the curtain, I mean curve
Is that a projected texture?

Happy Birthday!

Phillip,

These are nice images. I use kerkythea for my render of choice.
Where did you get those trees? They are very nice?:)