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I didn't read them all but there are some good ones in there.

Thanks Mike, there is some nice textures in that package

It’s a great looking image, :clap: and your impressively quick set up times to render are a real testament to the ease of use with Twilight and to it’s power. Kudos to the development team. :^: I believe Twilight is likely the best rendering solution for “the architect in a hurry” . (a phrase coined...

Great job Oliver. My local City Council would be impressed to recieve a presentation like this.

Cool looking effects, I like your style, thinking outside of the box

Hi Olda, welcome to the forum.:welcome: This is a nice image but very heavily artifact I guess due to compression for posting. What do you think about adding a tree partially off camera to the right so that it casts some leafy shadows onto the wall? A little less softness on the sun shadows may suit...

Wow, Oli, I think your perserverance has paid off, these closeup look fantastic How long to render?

Jenujacob, thank-you for your prompt reply and the link to the clean-up script. This is something I am going to have to test out on my imports.
Good thought about the scaling thing, it did cross my mind before but now you have me thinking that this could solve this issue. Will have to try it.

wow... for an object imported from turbocad, its pretty clean. care to share the import settings? or did u use any clean up scripts.. TurboCAD can save from it’s native .tcw format to .skp but it doesn’t provide any setup options, this was done with TCv16. It took 38 minutes to save the skp from TC...

Frederik wrote:That's AWESOME...!!

I just asked a colleague to see and he didn't believe this was a 3D model, but was sure it was a photo...

Could you post a SU wireframe (if possible with hidden geometry) shot...?

Thanks, Frederik, sure can. Photo real huh, that's good to hear