@L-i-am The car tucked in is more appealing to me. You see more of the room to the right. Its a really nice composition.

The 2nd image also feels less washed out than the others.

That's right up my alley.

Love that toon style vibe

It's a fabulous model. Is the bloom effect a D5 post-processing step? It doesn't lessen the render but it feels artificial.

Overall, the whole scene is stunning.

@L-i-am said in Having a bad day?:

temporally on a med that completely stifles creativity

Heal up soon

@Gus-R said in House Render Sketchup/TM:

@Rich-O-Brien I've tried putting in cars in a few renderings before and it's always "lose the car." Same thing with a gas meter I modelled.

I find that cars either look too fake or they take too much attention. But when there's a hint of a car or its not front and center you don't pay as much attention.

But its a personal thing really. If you like it leave it.

Thats really nice. Would love to play Tony Hawk's around that.

Really appreciate the UDIM workflow. I thinks it something we need to have a think about implementing in WrapR

@Gus-R said in EMD SD-45 Union Pacific Update:

troubleshooting the object and projecting lines issue.

Those are relationship lines that are not an issue. Think of them as helpers in Blender to identify if object have parents or constraints

@leminilab I think its a solution to a very unique problem. SketchUp has its own sorting in the tray using up and down. So it takes a few clicks.

Oozes cosiness. I like the camera angle of the 1st render and the worn path with scattered stones.

Both are great though.

Yay! Wrap-R

Looks like a fun texturing project too!

@Gus-R I commend your attention to detail.

It’s interesting to see the engineering that went into this tech.

Are these D5 clay renders?

You can try your boolean cutson this to what issues you hit...
Download: guitar-pick-stool.skp

@Gus-R I love me some noise. That's a really cool vibe. It does have that 50's camera look to it.

It's missing Dennis the Menace!

I actually loved Thea's approach to camera lenses where you could generate all sorts of looks based off real world sensor data.

This is so good though. Have you tried a cooler light colour for the interior?

@panixia said in SubD examples and models:

Time to unwrap it

I'll say a prayer

@Gus-R Clay render are such clear descriptors for geometric detail. Looks really clean

@Dave-R I had nice pyjamas with that pattern. I was in my Napoleon phase at the time.

@numerobis its a great decision to get people into photogrammetry. Plus the app itself is easy to use and does a good job

Some fun kitbashing assets...

@Mike-Amos said in Rayscaper, My trip down the road to adjumacation.:

James at Seeit3d believes the Sketchucation store is broken.

Fake news

Hello Can someone help me, I don't know how to dimension an angle. No matter how hard I look, I can't find any tool for that. Thank you for your help