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Tried that, no luck.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/5vyakmmyk31k4 ... icture.png

This is part of the problem, what needs to be smoothed...

Hi, It has been a while, but recently picked up working in SU again, but I became a bit rusty. I have a model (logo) in 3D, but te curved faces clearly show the separate faces, when rendered. I know there is a way to smooth this out, but can't remember. :( part of the image: https://www.dropbox.com/...

Fletch wrote:I'm sure it was Max or Maya.
There's no way SketchUp could handle that kind of video. But if it could, Twilight could render it.

So twilight is up to autodesk level, only SU is the bottleneck here
The chain is as strong as the weakest link

Wondering what software they use though...

I tried today a bit with SU and the proper animation plugin, then rendered it with twilight, but eventhough this might pull it of in a way, it will become too complex for SU to handle I suppose.

Hi,

I ran into this video on youtube and was wondering if it would be possible to create such a video/animation with twilight...
http://youtu.be/EIwdPxLz5uc?t=3m10s

Starts from 3.10 for the 3D part...

Regards,
Ron

I like it very much :gj: it really gives an old antique look. Although I am not too sure about the glass as it is a bit too scratched. To me it can be two things: - either it has a very nice painting look, the glass reflection and the overall touch and feel of the clock look like it is oilpainted on...

Fletch wrote: no, see first post. I built the tile from scratch. (measure and photographed the tiles on our roof, actually)

Would you mind to share the roof tiles? I need to tile a roof myself so it would come in handy

For a while you don't hear much from Massimo and then BOOM he's back putting everybody with their feets on the ground

I tried to import a few myself but ran into the following: importing OBJ - faces on branches are triangulated and the triangles are front/back faced per triangulated square So faces have to be manually flipped? - everything is one piece, no subgroups or components for leaves / branches, etc. importi...

That's pretty cool