Excellent as always John. Happy New Year!

Just thought I'd give this a little bump in case anyone missed it and can help me?

Thanks for the explanantion David. Love them, can't explain how good #1 and #2 are. The lighting, feel and subject of them really appeal to me. Have you ever done a tutorial for your images?

Can I just ask how much of the scene is SU, and how much is PP?

Absolutely stunning.

Beautiful Daniel, well done.

Hi chaps,

It's not a big deal, but it's been annoying me for a few days now ..

I recently re-installed SU and for some reason the icons went 'all white' - any ideas how I can get them back?

Thanks.

Superb!

This is superb, think its great.

Absolutely stunning. Wow.

I use a 3d connexionspace navigator at work. Great bit of kit.

This is pretty cool: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/europe/uk/london/10404898/3D-animation-see-London-as-it-looked-before-the-Great-Fire.html

Something to aspire to!

Just seen this beauty. Wow. Just wow. Bravo, John.

Fabulous John, hope you are well.

I know, it's rubbish. I always mean to but new job and personal stuff just gets in the way.

Thank you, Rich. I had no idea that that existed.

Hi all,

Just wondering if you can point me in the right direction....

I'm helping out someone who designs outdoor spaces. She has a particularly tricky piece of terrain which she would like modelling. She's managed to get hold of the .pdf of the topo survey for me (the .dwg isn't forthcoming unfortunately) so I've scaled it up and started modelling the area.

I'm now just wondering the best way to model the terrain. I can obviously extrapolate the spot heights upwards (there's not too many), enter the correct height and then use sandbox.

But is this the only way? Doing it this way gives very sharp and un-terrain edges to the surface which isn't ideal.

Many thanks in advance.

Sorry John,

Only just seen this/these. Absolutely fabulous stuff, been off the forum for a wee while but I hope to see some more soon.

A really nice and clean model, well done.

P.s. Bungalow must mean something else in Romania? Here in the UK it almost always means a single storey dwelling.

Merry Christmas John, look forward to seeing more of your stuff in 2013.

All the best.