Twilight Render User Forum

Hi JeZ! Try this: http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/search?uq=1546890514467350047134607&scoring=m Thanks to Tiago Crisostomo, this is one of the best collections in 3d warehouse,I think you will find many useful things there to help set the scene for your renderings. Cheers! Thanks! Should...

Thanks again Fletch.

I just need to bite the bullet.

I guess I'll start WIP from scratch thread later this week.

Artisan is indeed great ! Another great plugin for such modelling would be tgi3Ds Amorph. They actually work quite well together too :) Curviloft, the Edge Extrude tools and many others are also very useful for such work. http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=250026 tgi3d price tag is not...

I tried it when it was released. I am afraid the only thing I understood is that I dont understand

I could buy it and try to learn, but theres is not much documentation and I dont expect Twilight grade support

Thanks fletch.

I need advices/hints/help to model and render furniture related fabrics and upholstery.

I would like to start with a mattress with sheets, maybe with pillows. Then would like to be able to sofas and others.

Can anybody suggest sketchup plugins or tutorials to do the job?

Thanks.

Jerome

There a hot air balloon festival near Montreal. Their flickr page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/montgolfie ... 052592967/

Obviously you dont need anymore inspiration, but it is still interesting nonetheless.

Wonder if Phenom II X6 1100T or i5 2500K or i7 2600K would be a better choice speed/price-wise? I like AMD, and I think it would be a disaster if Intel reigned the arena alone... What you need to figure is how better rendering is with hyperthreading. By that I mean too, you need to understand how w...

yeah... clients... :S I have a nice one too: It is starting with a rather big installation job on site. Client not there. Grand Piano so there with big panels to move around, cut, sand, everything. First thing I see: one very nice nick on the side of the piano. 8PM: client calling, shouting, insulti...

I like it too. Good work.

That plant near the stair look maybe a little fake though, but not that bad.

I must say your grass and trees look awesome.

Jerome

Your glossy wood and polished white coating materials look very real to me.