@ridation said:

another question is : I have to make a 3dsmax export to render it from , because my render guy do not know SU very well .

You can simply import the skp directly into max. It should come in incl. all layers, materials, texturing and scene settings. To be able to work on the geometry later in max you should weld vertices in max.

In my opinion the easiest way to texture curved surfaces is ThruPaint.

@valerostudio said:

Plain and simple - Warehouse is full of crap. I would open each Warehouse file independently, clean as suggested above, try to render it VR by itself and ensure there are no errors. Also make sure you are the latest 2.0 release as there have been issues in the past with materials missing and then renders go blank.

Thank you valerostudio 👍 👍

@jql said:

Well for your level Kerkythea is definetely worth the try! You'll improve the level of your rendering and won't notice a difference as Kerkythea has everything you'll need in a medium term. Other software packages, however have so many more features that they can't compare.

Most of them like Vray, are competing at another level. I use Thea myself and it's great! But there are so many excellent choices...

Explore Kerkythea, and when you feel the need for more explore every option available...

yeah , that's what I need , thank you for your help . I started the project , maybe make some test render in couple of days 👍 👍