Roger,
thanks for your comment. That was my intention and I am glad to read that you have that feeling viewing those renders.
Experimenting with all that lighting parameters is still new stuff for me, that was my second model where I used it... I begin to love playing with that, really.
Cheers,
Franziska
...without your beautiful trees it was only another boaring-sunday-afternoon - design. Thanks so much, Tom!
no, it isn't... it is a roasted piece of someone who dared to critisize some of my work... 
but - mum's the word! 
Wo3Dan,
yes, that is obvious. but as I use a lot of cascaded components/groups in my designs, the queryfunction in the tools menu seems to be the easier way to me as I do not have to edit three or more components just to get the xyz-info. However, it's good to know that there are (different) ways one can go...
How I do stay so skinny...? At the very same moment where you stop looking I stop eating - that's the trick. It works... 
yes and no, Gaieus...
you get the xyz-information in the text dialog only, if you pick an endpoint that does not belong to a group or component... otherwise you get the name of the group/component as text template...
nevertheless, that hint was something new to me, as I usually do not work with text labels. Thanks!
Cheers,
Franziska
as I said... a silly question 
Just found the answer - had never given attention to the queryfunction before...
hi @all the ruby guys...
maybe a silly question but as I am not in the ruby stuff:
is there a script available which allows me to see the XYZ-coordinates of a selected endpoint? Or any other way I missed to get that information?
Thanks for any hint or solution...!
Franziska
last but not least a view to the back of the house... for the sake of completeness.
I am not an artist at all... but just want to agree with Ross. It's nearly the same with me with the design process... When working on it I tend to "live" in that model with all my senses... During that stage I am usually not interested in specific presentation aspects at all. I can put myself in any corner of the model in my mind and simply "know" how a view from there will act with regard to masses, dimensions etc...
When finished modeling I take a deeper look in those corners and start to experiment with light and shadow, varying colors, maybe placing some additional interior or exterior objects and so on to get a result I like in view of atmosphere and composition...
Cheers,
Franziska
Guite,
thanks a lot for your comment. I am starting to think seriously about how to transform that passion for design into something useful...
Cheers,
Franziska
sure. next pic will show me in the shower. By the way, one bathroom has been integrated into the master bedroom, so one can watch his/her darling taking a shower without leaving the bed...
thanks for your feedback. I am even not sure, if I would fit into that shower Hmmm... thinking about modelling a BigMac - version of it to share ...
...some bathroom details. I have not done much renderings showing an indoor-perspective. I feel there is still a lot to learn and to experiment with...
...here some views of what happened to that cubes, finally...
Cheers,
Franziska
