Light, Irfanview.

This is the same model as I used in my Rayscaper thread but rendered with Twilight V2 pro.

Some changes in finish like, gunmetal instead of chrome. Aside from that, not much difference.

Apparently, t rump and co, requested that a well respected ally cease sending military equipment to Ukraine. Said ally allegedly informed the person making the request (Whitehouse) which direction to wobble in.

Then again, t rump accuses Ukraine of starting the war.............

A little stability at the moment. Not sorted yet but moving forwards.

@pixelcruncher

The scene is available via the 3d warehouse via 'desired space'.

The second light source is below the one you see illumiated, in the lower of two wicker light shades.

Light settings are the same as the other, 1w and 1.25m radius. 4000k.

If you deem any of my renders suitable for promotion, go for it.

I accept gold bullion and uncut diamonds as remuneration.........

Lights more visible here?

Sublime.

Repeated via a GPU render, much faster and a lighter render from otherwise the same settings.

The long wheelbase version of my most recent car, rendered by Diffusion.

A small sports/track day car.

The drivers position is elevated to creat a space for an aerodynamic tool for downforce. This allows the automotive components to be low downand central for a fifty/fifty weight balance so the 'car' can pivot around the drivers hip point to make the sensation of performance higher.

I still have a few areas to refine but not too far off. When I get around to it, a few renders.

Sketchup output:-

Life in the ol' hunting dog yet.

Well, after the Next Limit guys checked out the PC, another check render with Rayscaper. Slowly getting to grips with this but much to learn still.

Somewhat complete render rather than WIP.

Another go different view.

@tuna1957

Happily, it does not.

Well, that vanishing trick with walls/floors has not repeated.

Close to the intent with this.

Love the heart mate. I spent a lot of time looking at diagrams/images of the heart and details during my training and your image is a great representation. On the ball mate.

Ta, looking to different textures and lighting schemes.

The crazy cat motif is there to demonstrate a dialectic glass effect which may take experimentation. As will the interior walls set to glass.

This scene is from the Thea render site and I am using it to test my system. Rendered with Rayscaper in GPU mode, 4 minutes and 51 seconds start to finish.

No transaxle yet but moving on and have a character to 'steer'.

Ta mate.