Rob

Actually the grain is something I added in Photoshop

so i guess you don't like that part.

Artlantis always renders grain free

Thanks for you comments
peace

sorry about the redundant views
i hit submit instead of preview accidentally

Hello friends

more of my recent work done with SU--Artlantis--photoshop

Only sunlight and sky contribution used in artlantis
no interior lights were turned on. each rendering took about 10-15 minutes at 2000x1600.

Tight deadline -- fast renderings needed
HOpe everybody likes

Comments and crits are welcome
Thanks for looking

EDIT BY ADMIN: 2nd image too large. Removed from post.

i really like the way these images are presented. It's a cross between a pure architecture drawing (since it is an elevation) and a photomontoge (which I suppose it is)

nice work

i gave it another try with KT

not happy with the previous results
check it out

Hey everybody

I'm so relieved to find this place
i was so bummed about google groups

check out some of my latest work using kerkythea + photoshop

total image took me about 15 minutes out of SU

Dylan

congrats on your new machine. Specs look great but also i'm glad to hear you don't have any Vista problems.

When I do finally make the move toward a new machine i'll feel better about the whole thing

Thanks again.
Ypnos

i'm in the same boat.....
nervous about the laptop - sketchup - vista issue

Can anybody else shed light onto this issue?

Ypnos

I've been running SU and a number of rendering softwares of my Dell Precision M70 for the last 3 years. The M90 would be a step up - no doubt. At the time it cost my office around $3000 which they more than made up in the extra man hours I get in at home.
-single intel core
-2gb RAM
-Nvidia card with 256 onboard ram
-80gb harddrive......

although this spec is a few years old you know that what you want is at leas more than what im showing above.

The Precision M70 is designed with AutoCad users so it handles the workload well. It has been stable and I travel with it back and forward to work everyday over terrible washington DC streets on my scooter. I was worried about this mode of transport given how fragile electronics can be but this machine keeps ticking so it's not so bad after all.

Ypnos

Well done
thanks for sharing!

thanks for sharing

excellent
amazing
how long did that take you?!
I have got to figure out how to get quicker at this?!!

Tig

Well done man!
Amazing - looks like magic from where i'm standing (or shall i say sitting)

Great collection
thank you for your considerable contribution!
Ypnos

OMG

That is cool
and i feel like such a dork for being so exited about somethign like this
thanks

cool thanks

Agreed follow me can be used but....
there has to be a simpler way. If anybody has used or played with MOI 3d ( http://moi3d.com/ )you'll know what i'm talking about.

• Pick a line or number of lines
• fillet/chamfer tool
• specify distances and boom
  you've got something wonderful

Wish it was this easy in SU

Hello friends
I wanted to let you guys know that lots of great modern furniture is available for download at http://www.moroso.it/home_moroso.php?n=36&l=en

Go to the architects section of the website, register yourself and download furniture in .dwg or .3ds formats.

My only question about something like this is how can one get a clean import from these file formats. I'm able to import both formats successfully but it looks like all geometry isn't being imported properly. Does anybidy have any thoughts on this issue? or has anybody else encountered this problem in the past?

I too am looking for an easy and quick way to bevel, fillet chamfer. I've downloaded the chamfer ruby but for the life of me can't figure out how to use it.

Desperately want a good fillet/chamfer ruby!

woah...that is crazy
can't wait to try it
thanks!
Ypnos