@andybot said: I wanna see the outtakes Yeah I'd say there would have been some carnage!

@gareth said: Let me know if you need some contacts in Adelaide Thanks mate, I may well take you up on that once I've got the whole concept better documented.

@imabzeous said: i just went through your website and i was o.O did u render those houses/models in Sketchup? like that Storage Qube, Inhabit, Qubeik and panelform images... those are amazing renders.. any tutorial or workflow please Thanks mate! I'm a really LAZY renderer. I just use Maxwell pretty much straight out of the box, no materials other textures applied direct to the model, excepting I might use the lacquer preset in the plugin. I pretty much always render with skydome and sun on. Do yourself a favor and download the free version for sketchup an hit render, that's about it!

@box said: Sorry for the off topic Richard, but a thread bump is always a good thing on good threads. All good mate, I completely forgot what the original thread was about once you mentioned BEER!

The website has finally been launched http://www.sipform.com.au/

@ken28875 said: Very nice, Richard. One mistake though...something is missing...your reflection in the mirror while taking this photo of the bathroom. Cheers! _KN I'm rather short mate! lol

@chedda said: Mr Clean represent Maxwell brother Richard ! Thank you brother Chedda!! Getting a lot of positive feedback on the website and designs - I think these guys are now on a winner!

Thank you Richard, another great idea to put in the toolbox, and you've invented the flatpack model too! I'm starting to travel my ideas around and this should be useful

I was just reading a new article and reminded me of your work. http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-news-from-elsewhere-27156775

@massimo said: Looks great indeed. A less sharp lighting maybe? I mean more soft shadows. And perhaps you could lower a bit the camera in order to not cut the chairs legs. Thanks mate! As mentioned I'll adjust the lighting after I've rendered the final - very bang in your face at the moment! The image is for one of the cover shots, hence the reason for so much ceiling and less leg! The image rolls under the header so the ceiling is lost! Actually I'll be adjusting all that for crop(ability) in the final so it can be used later print use. [image: 0ur8_Untitled-2.jpg]

looking forward to seeing the end results

@pbacot said: Great B&W image Richard. I like the plants too. Thanks again mate, the plants are from http://www.ozbreed.com.au/ BLOODY awesome resource! Tonnes of quality PSD files FREE!

Top notch!

@cotty said: Nice! (You are in February already?!) Yeah we are ahead of the rest here! Despite what the news says (though much is true)!

Hush your mouth... If my mother reads this thread she'll want me to work faster. Shhhh.

Not to take away from the site plan layout and excellent work on you part, I was wondering if the planning department has minumim side yard and set back requirements. Seems like you can not walk between some of the houses. The local fire department may have their own requirements. Some areas with houses this close together require fire rated walls on that side of both the structures. Just some thoughts, Bob

Nice Richard... But, I suppose no one ever told you not to share your million dollar ideas online before you patent it.

Thanks Allan, Bryan, Eric and Dale!! Just back from a 2 month break so big sorry for my lazy response! Luckily this was one of the easier ones I've done as the placed cube icons are so simple and descriptive!

Here is a fast one I have used successfully. http://www.fluidray.com/downloads/ (Fluid importer, almost at the bottom) Sometimes I have had to triangulte to not get holes.