@unknownuser said: @unknownuser said: There is a guide around here somewhere (2 page PDF?) that I remember seeing, it was about good modeling in SU in general Not for SU but for topology in general For make a good topology Very nice link Pilou!

Thanks for the info, guys!

Thanks, Ken! Hope you have a terrific day too!

je ne bois pas. .. mais ca serait chouette pour le Diet Coke!

Hi sorry, I got it. You used the stretch tool on only one component first.

Yes, I was thinking the same thing. Since this is/was pretty much a free time exercise, it may take longer than I thought ( especially because of my limited texturing skills ) I could use a good advice on achieving realistic, weathered look with textures. P.S. you can find the track link here, if you´re interested: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=25487

Thanks for your reply. I have stumbled upon this video tutorial and it seems to be about modifying the sun radius and changing render presets in order to increase quality of soft shadows, so let´s see if I can wrap my head around it. http://www.kerkythea.net/joomla/index.php?option=com_openwiki&Itemid=75&id=soft_shadows

Thanks for the info! Cheers!

Try Canada, well before global warming hit at least.

Oops! Sorry, guys for that lapsus calami - what I really wanted to say was an actual building with an exact location ( like in the case of that basilica ). Anyway, thanks for the explanation. Pilou, how can you tell if a basilic is properly oriented? [image: basilic_3.jpg]

Having downloaded the Bricks and Concrete Textures, I'd say they are priced correctly.

Merry Xmas from a snowy Northern England. This day last year I had one child - today i have 3 and the latest 2 are not twins or adopted! I know - crazy but fantastic! Thanks to everyone for the entertainment and insight over 2009 and I look forward to more inspiration from Sketchucation on 2010!!

Thanks for your replies, guys! I´m going to try out some demos and see how it goes ( I have attempted to learn Blender, but I am not really happy so far ). Cheers!

I am not sure but you could do it in two, separate pieces and put them together.

thats funny

Thanks for the link. SU is a powerful tool which gives them an opportunity to "talk" - it is very well recognized that most autistic people have remarkable visualization skills, as opposed to poor verbal ones. Thanks again!