Ah, OK thank you! I will try that.

Thanks, TIG. I had my hopes on you.

@holmes1977 said: Wow working for DICE wold have been pretty cool. That's the software company that produces the Battlefield series right? But nothing is more important than family . I'd never heard of them before the offer , and yes you are right, it would have been a challenge, not sure it's my calling and I have heard many horror stories about the indusrty, the little bit of game design modeling and lighting that I have done for 3rd party companies has been very high pressure and lacked the part I like most...artistic interpretation.

wow! I anxiously await the release of this plugin. So much progress on UV mapping on several fronts.

@driven said: Hi how does it differ from drawing on a solid then push/pulling that shape to the other side, so that it becomes a hole? john By not having to do a pushpull as that would be done automatically.

@hieru said: Next up: Cintiq multi-touch with wi-fi

Here are some of the other previews: http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2012/02/a-look-at-photoshop-cs6/

You're welcome. It was a refreshing (google) hunt ... and the chair is really nice (good to know it)

I didn't think people would watch it completely (I hadn't watched it to the end). That's normal youtube, so either there is a problem in youtube or with Flash player. Back to the topic: I had also discovered that Sketch Up app. I'm sure that the SketchUp team has the name rights (at least in the US). Either Google doesn't care about this App in its own Android Market (!) because of the space in the name, or this indicates that Google still have no plans for a SketchUp mobile app. (At least they would care as soon as they have their own SketchUp app).

You might be interested in this new tool http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=371243#p371243

I've made some brushes myself but it's not so much the brushes as a combination of other "tricks" that does it. I have a few things to add before I'll reveal more.

It's beautiful Yeah, a tutorial, but I can also assume some past involvement with art. he he Which happens to be the most important. Here we have a clear vision of the architectural work, in a way that no physically correct render can produce. Just notice the play between these figures and the trees. This exactly projects the scale of these buildings. The scale in a more philosophical manner. A script. Some crits. The girl (bubbles), should look much closer to camera but let's not make it more difficult for the clients

Moving

@hfm said: A bit suspicious as to what the presets do, and if it will be as easy for your own photos. I guess it's just because it's still in development.

Thanks for posting, great find!

What do you think the effect of moving the foreground branches down until a few leaves just break the upper outline of the building?

@unknownuser said: Still I wouldn't say no if someone gave it to me... Hell I'd even thank them.

@pixero said: @jarynzlesa said: i am missing more shadows, the book on the coffee table has great reflection (this is what I like the most at this render), sunshine light is too yellow, the flowers looks odd, nice coffee table. "The scandinavian light" late afternoon in autumn looks like this. Agree. Looks familiar to me. Quite different than central European light.

I was really excited about this app, but it's a bit of a let down from my point of view. Even when zoomed in the control isn't very good and I can't seem to create the kind of fine detail I'm used to with Sculptris. The worst thing is that it doesn't look like you can export your models, which pretty much makes the app useless in my opinion. Hopefully future versions can improve on these shortcomings.