Lawsuits? over what? how bad it made the neighbors look? I'd love to have that house built next to mine.

nice..oli... tahts good stuff

dont worry, i think this background was a one-time experiment haha.

I do have Thea as well, but have barely touched it. Also, Maxwell 1.?, Twilight, Podium, Vue.... think that is it. Thea is probably the best option, I guess.

Well, let me know when you are around, and you'll get that beer. A promise is a promise (and, who knows, I might have more problems with SU by then)!

thanks allan. cards shipped yesterday so they actually shouldnt go out as late as i was expecting..haha..

@d12dozr said: @richard said: So what's this speed modelling technique, something I've missed or are you just on gun powder? See this post, : http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=20275 Thanks mate! Yeah now I understand - I do the same with my own render scenes, probably even a little more abusive as I tend to only model the very front face and even on the roof the front facing panels. I don't even use hole cutting components, instead just place windows then blocks of textured brickwork around them. I just wish I could get the Googies to introduce non-scaling textures! In every beta test I bring this up, asking for an optional check box in the material editor. Non-scaleable textures would mean such form could really quickly be complied with primaries just scaled into place. Modelling speed for rendering would rocket! Though weird everytime I ask for it others jump on my back to suggest they don't want it, they want to be able to scale things up and the texture scale with it! I can agree with them for about 10% of modelling - but for panels like brick, the material is a standard size repeat. All I've been asking for is an option!

Nice images, but i prefer your B&W works.

Awesome stuff, I love that ship.

right...that'd work... i'll just be more careful next time and keep the original safe and sound... first time really using the plugin for a project. thanks for the help.

Great work Jason ,and a pretty slick website too

Nice Jason You must have built a good collection of these b&w textures now

Jason, I feel like a broken record when I comment on your work, so I'll just say

Thanks Mike. Post nuked

great stuff, really inspiring

@earthmover said: :thumb: Haha..I love it. How cool is that....spidey sipping on a cup of joe and hanging out on a sign you built in sketchup! Heh, he's just looking at the cup wondering how coffee filtered through a spidey-suit mask will taste... (nice job on the sign!)

@marked001 said: @wilsonilustra said: Hey Jason! this camera distortion was did at sketchup? how i can do it? play around with the field of view... select the Magnifying Glass in tools and then you can edit the field of view... these are probably all around 60 degrees... a little exagerated, but not too much (in my opinion)...the higher the number, the more distorted they get.. . good luck. Thanks a lot Jason! Thanks to share! Best regards from Brazil!

very interesting. nice job.

haha.. no no, the building to the right of the first rendered building is an existing building... i dont work in this office...so i dont really know what's going on.. but yeah, architects are definitely annoying to work with

@unknownuser said: I don't know who the ruby's author is. You can easily remove any camera the plugin added. The way it works, is that it actually adds a camera model to your scene -you can simply delete that model. As for the camera's position, you can edit its height and tilt via the plugin, and you can quite simply use SU's native tools to move it about or rotate it. Efficient, and totally WYSIWYG. sounds like a great script to me. i'd like to download it if you don't mind. thank you