You went through a whole lot for that, good job!

look at silvershadow's "the river runs thru it" he uses FFD to give irregularity to the roof tiles. there are some screenshots available.

Hi Paul, Nice video. Went to your site but did not find the class lessons that are directed to production drawings in Su, in order to "completely substitute SketchUp Pro for CAD". What would help are some links to pages illustrating the kind of technical drawings by Su that you teach.

Nice renderings, Philippe. In my opinion, the building on the right in the second image detracts from the rendering (the color and angle aren't complimentary), and as it isn't in the other images, I'd lose it.

@phmeier said: Oh sorry ,,, my mistake .. well in this image tha trees are not part from the hdri they´re 2d trees located at the other side of the street .. The hdri is basiclly a bkue sky with clouds and mountains .. ive tryied another ones tih houses .. but all of them just reflect a small part in a big scale .. I will try this dome thing !!! But anyway ,, is there a way to reduce or map how it will reflect !?! In general "no" - an HDRI needs to cover the entire universe. However there may be some tools to help you create a HDRI by repeating a smaller pattern. You might also try some full HDRi skies from the web, such as this one: [image: SunnyRenoSuburb01.jpg] Free HDRi Skies