Hi Mike,
what AA-settings did you use? Looking at the cars I feel Artlantis can do this better than it looks here.
The windows look a little bit artificial to me. Maybe darkening the surface a bit might help ... in a kind of blue-gray if you like them to reflect the sky. Or playing with the other parameters for glass-shaders...
Beside that you did a good start with your first Artlantis render, to my mind.
Cheers,
Franziska
pichuneke,
I heve seen the original building last September. Your model puts me back to those holidays within a second. Great work!
Cheers,
Franziska
...und falls es irgendjemanden trösten sollte: Das Ende der Drei auch nicht... 
Die Gelegenheit, einen Glückwunsch auf Deutsch loszuwerden, lasse ich mir nicht entgehen... 
Alles Liebe und alles, was Du Dir wünschst, denn Du kennst Deine am besten!
...und für die inoffizielle Forumssprachenstatistik hab ich so nun auch noch was geleistet 
Grüße,
Franziska
I totally agree. This is the one feature, I am missing each and every day in SU. Being able to scale a window/door/whatever-component without scaling the frame thickness for example, would be so much time-saving...
Fredo6,
a big THANKS to you for that script It really fills a big gap in the SU modeling-tools... this one will definitely be used very often.
Hi Leo,
wie fast immer in SU gibt es wohl auch hier mehr wie nur eine richtige/geeignete Vorgehensweise. Ich habe mir angewöhnt, prinzipiell alles, was ich zeichne, in Gruppen oder Komponenten zusammenzufassen und diese so in Layern zu organisieren, dass die Modelle handhabbar bleiben. Also z.B. Komponenten für die Außenwände, die einem Außenwand-Layer zugeordnet werden, analog für Innenwände, Böden, Decken usw. So lassen sich einzelne Modellbereiche über die entsprechenden Layer sehr leicht ein-/ausblenden, und die Organisation in Gruppen/Komponenten sorgt dafür, dass sich Bauteile nicht gegenseitig beeinflussen.
In der Praxis ist meine Modellorganisation noch ein wenig komplexer gestaltet, aber basiert letztlich genau darauf: Komponenten/Gruppen für alle Bauteile, Layer für die Steuerung der Sichtbarkeit/Nicht-Sichtbarkeit.
Eins noch: Die eigentlichen Grundformen, die gezeichnet werden, also Linien, Flächen, Bögen, Kreise etc. liegen bei mir immer auf dem Layer0. Nur die daraus gebildeten Bauteilkomponenten/gruppen werden in andere Layer organisert.
Wie gesagt, eine unter sicher mehreren möglichen Methoden, die Modelle handhabbar zu halten.
Grüße,
Franziska
Snow? What is snow? Did not see any this "winter" here in central germany... I have fading memories of childhood days with playing in the snow...
LOL - NOW I got what he was meaning... and all my work getting the tree being watered was just for nothing... 
Don't worry, the detail work on the house will comprise a BIG eaves gutter!
You are right, Eric! I will provide for the tree to get what it needs immediately 
AndyC,
I experienced the same with ATi HD 2xxx series cards... not the best solution to use with SU...
For my new machine I chose a Nvidia Quadro (FX2500 / 512MB). It works perfectly for SU.
Thanks for the style description used for the floor plan. That was exactly what I needed tonight to satisfy my very first client 
Cheers,
Franziska
...still a rough design and pure SU output but I couldn't wait until all the detail work is done and the model ready for render...
iiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeeks... 
could anyone be so kind and stick a red sign on the thread header...
Attention, ants inside... entering this thread happens at your own risk!
Thank you 
Thank you, Bill!
The misty effect was not done with the SU implementation but in the Artlantis software where you have more parameters to control the foggy look. Hope one day there will be a rain effect implemented, too...
By the way, the learning and experimenting phase will never end, I feel... 'cause it's so much fun...
Cheers,
Franziska
@modelhead: I am sure it is not only the sad weather that lets her posing this way...
@kwistenbiebel: oh yeah... 80's are back except leggings have strictly to be silver, gold or black...
@James: ...with?
James,
I agree... having London-weather sitting by the fireside is much better for my mood than -let's say - using the swimming pool, as you can see...
thanks for sharing your thoughts!
playing is learning... so you can trust I will not stop doodling as I do not want to stop learning...
@modelhead... once again your words are something worth to think about.
I know that feeling that makes someone model a fluegel horn and enjoying the making of as well as the result... Promise I wan't deprive you!
