Quite the collection you’ve made. Bravo

@Mike-Amos Hope you get things sorted out. I’ve had the same weird scaling issues with probably half my hdr’s and spherical jpeg’s.

Interesting and unusual design choices.

@L-i-am Thank you sir. ️

Very cool ! There seems to be a never ending supply of these little mechanical marvels.

@Gus-R Very nice. But darn someone needs to mow the lawn.

@Mike-Amos Thank you Mr. Mike

@ntxdave Practice and experiment. That’s how you get there. To answer questions you asked over in my thread. You can manipulate geometry with various tools like FredoScale and VertexTools. Box has numerous posts in his tutorial thread showing how to use the various tools in FredoScale. Also posting an image,of one of my models. Exploded the parts and gave a brief description of what I did.

@ntxdave I use SU Pro15 and 18. The finished image was rendered in Twilight. The glass has a “Flint Glass” template applied in Twilight. To my understanding even with the added PBR materials in SU25 if you want true realism your going to have to use a render software.

Dug up an old file. I’d been practicing twisting stuff. Copied out one of the rings and here’s the result. Playing around with this stuff is fun. Including a pic of the proxy.

Really like the atmosphere of the last image.

Good progress on the hot rod. Hope you can get the flame issue figured out.

Excellent rendering. Nice place but not sure I would be comfortable living in a place like that.

That’s some fancy digs.

Interesting design. Keep after it.

@Mike-Amos Thanks Mike. Peaceful is what I was shooting for.

No clue. Don’t have 2025.

Are they the new SU PBR materials ? If so I saw a post somewhere that Rayscaper can’t read those new materials correctly yet.

Pulled out an old model from 2018. Tweaked on a few things. Ran a render. Cheers

@ntxdave That’s a good effort. Not sure what you mean by smaller gif. At times I do zoom in so you can better see what I’m selecting or clicking on. Posting a pic. Everything the same as the last gif except I rotated the twisted upright before I did all the copy/array work. Totally different look.