What rendering engine are you using? I use Thearender and it allows for the lines from Sketchup to merge with the rendering. There are times I only want the lines for certain elements, so I composite different renderings in a photo editor to get the results I'm looking for.

correct, as thomthom reiterated, our product is available in your country, but you will have to use a different reseller. Visual Dynamics is not allowed to resell to certain locations, but there are other local resellers that can accommodate your request.

There is documentation out there if you look through the net. Between all the videos on the Chaos YouTube page, the manuals that exist for the plug-in, and other V-Ray for Max sites, you can get a good handle on this plug-in. I have to admit it took me a good year before I was comfortable with it. So plan on putting some serious time into it. But once you know V-Ray, you can use that if you move on to MAX or Blender, so it pays off. I would recommend it highly.

Hi. May I suggest, if you haven't already, look at some of the related threads? There are several. I would have thought by now, someone would have responded. You know about Newegg, and Toms Hardware, right?

I don't see how this could be a very well developed area of inquiry, considering the short time frame from occurrence to offering of the course.

i think its a joke and a discrace that restaurant owners get fat while they pay employees minimum wage and expect joe public to pay for over priced food plus wages! what about fat cat giving 15% of the daily take to employees as a profit share incentive and leave the rest of us alone. here i packed your groceries, wheres my tip? doesn't happen. the store pays the guys wage. WTF!

I've had very good luck with Seagates - in fact I have a 500gb, a 1tb and a 1.5tb, all of them external. Two are for backups and one is for everyday use.

Great start, but I agree with Marcus (aka d12dozr) in the points mentioned... In particulat the very strong bump on the floor... You'll soon learn that it actually doesn't take much to make really great looking and photo realistic renders... Details in your model and correct material set-up is - in my personal experience - the most important part... The background (outside the window) looks weird and another high resolution hdri- or IBL image can change A LOT in the final render... I've taken the liberty to make a quick tone-mapping and white balance adjustment using Adobe Lightroom - hope you don't mind... [image: QEgs_test-su-2.jpg]