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I sent you an email yesterday with links to my portfolio. If you don't see it in your inbox, check your spam folder.

This sounds like something I can help you with, PM sent. If you don't see it in your inbox, check your spam folder.

Sounds like something I can help you with,give me a call if you'd like to review. PM sent.

Also, Zinstall has great tech support, they can guide you through everything.

You can download as many copies of Chief as you want (I have one for my desktop and one for my laptop) but only one license can be active at a time.

I used https://www.zinstall.com/. Worked great!

I too use a 3060, works great. My PBR RT renders complete usually within 10-60 seconds.

It would help if you post your plan.

PM sent.

3D Warehouse has a large selection, all free.

PM sent, my email bounced back.

Rene: I got your email regarding the kitchen job, did you get my reply? Eric

Here's a subdivision I did a few years ago, entirely modeled and rendered in Chief. Is this what you had in mind? Let's talk - Eric. l

Here's a handy tool for making seamless textures: https://www.imgonline.com.ua/eng/make-seamless-texture.php

Lot's of great textures here: http://www.tonytextures.com/free-green-nature-ground-texture-photo-gallery/

Better wording. From the image you posted, it looks like about a 36" return with a 4" extension.

It determines the length of the return, give it a try.

I do have a contract that holds the client responsible for debt collection and legal fees. It's not a large amount (less than $500.00) but something is better than nothing. I'm not about to let him get away with skipping out on his bill.

I'm looking into that now.

Worth looking into but it sounds like I'd need to hire an attorney $$$.

That won't happen.

I really don't know, that's why I'm asking for advice.

I've been down the small claims route before (and yes, I already have the paperwork) but my main concern is collecting even after a judgement in my favor. As I am out of town (NY vs AZ), I may need to hire a Marshall if the defendant still refuses to pay even after a judgement in my favor. Based on what I know so far, a lien provides much more incentive to pay up.

Has anyone had experience with filing a mechanics lien? I am trying to collect on an unpaid invoice from an out of state client.

Sounds like a material properties issue (too much reflection) but hard to tell w/o seeing your settings.If you really want someone to help, post your plan.