Rich_Winsor

The car may be worth more than the structure.

@DavidJPotter

Will using a Molding Polyline give you the effect you are after?

You know Larry I was always of this opinion also but I have to admit that I was astounded, nay dare I say flabbergasted, to see that a topic that has been on the board for 17 days has had 14,600 views. To put that in perspective the instructional thread for the Q&A forum which has been at the top of this forum for going on 9 years now has only been viewed 8,100 times. 14,600 views divided by 17 days = 858.8 views per day 8,100 divided by 3285 (365 x 9) days = 2.5 views per day

You know, I created this image on a lark but ever since we have been having a spirited debate as to just what exactly it is. Is this an example of 2D 3D? Or is it 3D 2D? Is it a 2D rendering or a 3D rendering. Sorry, somehow this seemed germane to this topic.

Now I'm getting confused. So are we talking about a Spanish home done in the Italian manner?

My philosophy has always been that the inside of my computer is no place for liquids. I had the unfortunate situation of spilling lemonade onto my workstation once and it was not a pretty sight, but I digress. I have always used spacious cases and very robust power supplies and have never had an over heating issue. It's the same reason that I run Avid mechanical disk brakes on my road bike. Who want's to mess around with a hydraulic system and the potential for seal failures and fluid leaks?

What the heck, you guys are practically next door neighbors. Why don't you just hook up at the local pub?

Interesting design... Didn't David use one of those to bring down Goliath?

Hey Chop, hope you didn't invest too much time in engraving the plates to print those up. You might want to take another look at those before you try to pass any. Nonetheless that is a unique way to devalue the C-note.

So I added a couple of stacks of C-notes to my plan and by the time I took a camera view they had turned into singles.

To what would you attribute the glowing areas behind the headboard and pillow? It seems that from the sun direction those areas would be in shadow like the bookshelf... no?

Very impressive and it's not everyday that one sees the horseshoe crab as wall art.

Aye matey, there's the rub. Xfrog.com has thousands but they tend to have high surface counts. They also have some free samples so you might want to give some a try and see how they perform for you. Here is a quick PBRT comparison between a Chief 3D tree and a Xfrog tree. These were both Ash trees and seem to be striking eerily similar poses.

Yikes! That's only 1,823 files. And I was thinking of volunteering to convert a few for you. I think I'll defer to the Rabbitt on this one.

I didn't look at your plan, but based on your image it looks like you have color toggled off.

I don't know Eric... If the OP is looking for a riff-raff kind of look he just might be in the right place. There are river rocks and gravel in the Core Library if that will work for you.

@ + user name @GeneDavis

Chief has a selection of rusty corrugated metal siding in the Materials section of the Core Catalogs.

Here you go @rikdekker. Upon further consideration I have come up with a simple workaround that will let you tint your mirror glass any color and have it render in all views including Standard View. All you have to do is create a thin 3D Solid the dimensions of the mirror glass and place it in front of the mirror. Now you can assign a colored glass material to the solid and tint the mirror any color you like. In the images below the top and bottom mirrors in the center are default mirrors from the library. The 4 mirrors flanking the stock ones on either side are obviously tinted to different colors. They will display in all camera types. Maybe this will work for you until such time as your suggestion is acted upon.

Maybe the OP had something else in mind.

You can't always get what you want (where did I hear that?). But in this case maybe you can get what you need. If you use the Rainbow Tool to change the mirror "Material Color" to Black and the "Material Class" to "General Material" you can achieve a "Black Mirror" in Ray Trace (CPU), PBR (GPU) and Vector views.

Please do.... that's quite a daunting image. I don't know if I could "perform" under those circumstances.

Forget about the metal siding? What is that material that they book matched on the corner of the building?