@rich o brien said: Send samples to support[at]sketchucation.com Thanks

@roger said: What makes "Key Shot" a preferred choice for product renders. It's a powerfull engine, with a lot of material presets, who are easy to customize. The HDR/EXR give you a good realistic light and is also easy to customize and it's a realtime render view. Not everything is positive, it needs a powerful OS. Mine computer has 8 threads, 8G Memory and a Nvidia Quadro FX 1700, this will do, but I recommend more. The BOXX EXTREME 8500r This is a dream come true. You can create your own Renderfarm. Why are dreams so expensive Gr. Jeremy [image: qWyA_ps-img_8500s.jpg]

@srx said: I like it. Good modeling and details. .. Thanks SRX, you're right. It's got more feeling this way. nice job

@bentleykfrog said: @sketchnl said: @sketchnl said: @bentleykfrog said: @mitcorb said: I am gonna hazard a guess that it is "Proper Animation"? Search this hope this helps..... -niall Thanks People, this is so useful No worries Jeremy. Here's the link to Revert Curve by Fredo6 Thanks bentleyfrog

I'd say mediterranean...

@hfm said: You could use Layout for this. Simply load the Sketchup-file; open it twice at a different scale and draw the circles yourself. So, it apparently already exists, if you have SUPro, which you may or may not. Back in the days of graphic cards with CAD drivers on steroids ($$), such a thing existed. Now we have SUP ($$).

@jo-ke said: i like the foggy athmosphere. Which renderprogram did you use? I can see the fog, but it should be some volume light simulation with post pro I guess? Why not let in more lights from the glass door?

Ha! And you even changed your avatar picture!

Whow, exactly. Yes it is true, it is all about the precision of the models. Only it's asking a lot of your computer. and you need a lot of patience. jeremy

Very realist except color of the road and the ground

and what would be the result if I change the hi-poly center axis, usilg Alt+klick on it, at the refrence instance?

@sketchnl said: @solo said: Jeremy I really like this model, very cool concept. If you want to share the model I can make it available for a 'render this' challenge for all to try using different render apps. Whow I feel very honoured. What's the meaning of this challenge. Do you know, what program can I use for the lights. How can I post the model.? Hi sketchnl, You post the model using the upload attachment bar at the bottom of the posting page. ultimatez

@solo said: Welcome to SCF Jeremy. Great first post mate, what render engine did you use? (Looks a little like Vue from the tree) My only observations are: Shadows are too dark the entry arch has bumps reversed Windows look like they are photos (looks like flat interiors) Thanx to you I use Vue 8. because twan (PUGZ1983) is a friend of mine. We start drawing together a few years ago. Only I have internet since a few days. Thanx for your comment. And yes, the windows are pictures. I took a few pictures and made some materials of it, with photoshop. Normally I use kerkythea, but vue is a deffently level up. please excuse me for my bad english. greetz jeremy