You always have the most incredible designs, firstlight! Kudos!

That works pretty well. Looks cool! The close up shots give it away a little. And it'd be great if the glass turns to mirror on command. (or you can just use that floor for a mirror )

Select the top piece. Choose Solid tool Trim. Click on each vertical piece. Enter to edit each vertical piece, triple click the portion to remove and delete.

Wow! ( That hobby can keep you busy.)

Excellent!

Not being interested in interaction ESPECIALLY on Social media, does not qualify you as a nihilist. it appears your lifestyle is, at least in part, hermit-like and there is no crime in that. In fact it shows a certain common sense and insight.

Keep sharing here so others can dream of the off-grid life. We may be wannabes but we'll try not to bother you.

Very nice result!

Sounds like you are saying the shortcut keys for "copy" is not working on this particular computer. Is it working on other programs? Did you set up the computer or SketchUp? Perhaps someone has reassigned the shortcuts for SU or assigned an overiding computer shortcut for what should be "copy".

@bryan k said:

Thanks majid.

Yeah, the trees are problematic. I could not tell which way to position to the sun. More to the right maybe?

As for composition, I could only push the subject so far to right. I may be able to squeeze it little more. The shoreline is only so long in the model. However, I like a little asymmetry, so I will almost never exactly center a subject.

Whatever you think best, but as an explanation: I don't think it would seem centered. Following more or less the rule of thirds, with a focus on the most prominent corner, the steps and the person...Seems balanced to me.

Nice! I like the wood wall on the right.

Majid's idea is great. It would be more dramatic without so much on the right.

Looks good! (and tricky)

Looking good.

Nice trees. How'd you do those?

That's almost more "in" the lake than beside it!

If I may suggest, some advantage might come from toning down the whites, and playing with the textures of the house some. Also reducing sharp corners. I think I get the idea of the white cornice but nothing is that sharp, and I wonder what the material is. Could it be a solid piece of shiny white plastic? I don't think that's what it is.

Please check the answer I gave to the last post.

I guess your question caused confusion because the question was answered to a previous similar post of yours in SketchUp Community. Maybe you need to check back sometimes for additional answers. There may be a notification setting in your profile that'll help. Personally when there is a reply in a post I have made, there is a circle with a number by my avatar in the upper right corner at SketchUp Community, and you can click on that and find the reference to the post.

As you know, if the answer did not properly address your issue, the next step is to refine the question by responding with another post, such as, "that didn't give the shape I want, because..." or "I got this far and it failed.." etc.

In the video you show of the cup model, the author has drawn a circle for the path. Your file did not have a circle in it.

@just4lynne said:

. . I have a short video showing how a glass was made and so I tried to do the same thing ! . . and this is a new item to be done for a friend . . So I don't know where this month ago came from . .

If you go to the thread at SketchUp Community, we showed that a circular path is needed You need to draw a circle for the path.

However the file you posted here actually is different. There's an extra edge in the surface.Turn on hidden geometry. The surface is really made of two faces that are not coplanar and they will not both extrude using followme at one time. It would be better to start with an object that has ONE face.

Looking at their site, it's unclear whether you can purchase this separately, what really is included, and how it works. Seems to be optimized for 3dsmax and I wonder how functions work for SketchUp. The whole package for 249 euros might be worthwhile if you can really use it effectively for SketchUp.

Amazing work! That lampshade alone is a beautifully realistic and rich rendering.

Those renders are insanely great!

So cool!

Excellent! beaudiful! You have a way with natural feeling light and texture. I like the richness of finishes light vs. dark. I think the design may benefit from under-cabinet lighting for evening to highlight the back splash.

@bryan k said:

@l i am said:

Ah, you replied before I deleted my post, It is a kind of a brutal design though

LOL! I agree.

Cool rendering. Yeah design is weird--- would be good though if it also mowed all that grass. From the back it actually looks like a mow attachment I once had on a rototiller.