No worries guys. More models to come as I am now freelancing more. Scott

Well, those who do that, are kicked out of course immediately. I cannot be stiffer than that (with or without Viagra)

At first glance I thought it was a hotel room. I never thought a hospital can look that good and comfortable. We just need to put a small home theater to make the place more interesting for everybody. Indiana Heart Physicians

@unknownuser said: Thea has 'Relight' you can color and change IES intensities too. That alone makes me start to think about Thea. One good step for Twilight would be to have a tool to preview the IES but to be able to adjust an IES would be great too. Especially in situations like a can light on a dimmer. An IES will give you the right spread but you may not always want that light to be on full strength all the time. Scott

Actually no glass Mike. Just how it is. More of a conversation piece than true function. Looks nice none the less. Scott

Thanks Andrew. Scott

Only 1 door? You sure it wouldn't get crowded? I obviously don't know about what was asked, and don't know how busy it would be, but it's just something that I was thinking when I saw it.

can I say something? I can? Part of modeling I see very well, probably should have increased the number of sides in the circle because the roof is faceted (as said DzineTech) Add anything else on the scene to give it more life, this all that much empty space, maybe pictures or things like that. add some bump to the floor, because it seems like a single piece of wood, I might have to have some separation as boards or something. shadows are very hard, perhaps by increasing the radius of the sun are somewhat more diffuse and more real. but I want to stress that in general terms is a very good picture and I like the style of the space.

Thanks Scott, good share.

Another thing: Luxology's handled this much anticipated release in an exemplary manner. Customer care was great - and that's how I like it. And again: LOVING the preview renderer. Happy, happy, joy, joy!

..really! Though for a so close shot, I'd add some screen interlacement..

Thom Thom, Do you get Kraft Dinner where you live? The stuff is awesome. There must be a cook book out.....101 Ways to cook Kraft Dinner.

Yes, I have a license. Great modeling toolset! The renderer isn't bad, far from it, just not as good as Vray. A lot fiddlier, too, in my opinion. Luxology's got a really interesting product, though. I'm quite curious to see what 401'll bring. It better be 64 bit.

Thanks David, I have made the change to the camera angle. I guess it is one of those things that when you work on it long enough I know what is what but others may not. Thanks. As far as the explanation (or idea) I am not sure if that is it, only due to the fact that the same thing happened when a shot was taken from the other side of the glass wall looking in. The tile in front of the wall was messed up there as well. Once I turned off "use maximum texture size" this bug went away. I only turned that on since I had heard it may help the overall quality of exported images. As I know know that is not always the case. Scott

Looks great, Scott. I noticed the line between the two doors disappeared, as usually happens in rendering programs when it's just a 3D line. If I am going to render the model, I always make an imperceptable gap or groove, or prop one door open. Your lights look great.

Dzine, I can image it would be too hard (still have not ordered yet though). It is a matter of swapping out materials. The rest of it is done by Fry. Really doubt it is a matter of too good to be true as they do a great job with Fry and keep developing it. I will let you know as soon as we purchase it and I have a chance to play with it. Scott

Trick of the camera. I used a pretty extremely camera angle for all of the renders. Scott

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