Could it be that your problem is due to you applying a regular glass mat, rather than Thin Glass, to an infinitely thin object?

Stop. Spamming. Please.

Thanks.

Thanks. Looks like 3.jpg wins. Personally, I like 2.jpg best.

The 3d image from the top or 3.jpg?

If you gents don't mind me picking your brain, which of these four images do you like best? (I am curious as to whether it's the same one I prefer.)

Gouache, though I've been vaguely considering switching to oils for some time now.

Currently still using Indigo to produce images I can base paintings/drawings on. Works great. Er, I'll include renders next time. Make no mistake, those are indispensable to me.

Cool.

Jeff Hammond wrote:i'll go mess around with them now

That oughta help.

You need camera.rb, Jeffrey.

Indeed!

Ah, Radiance ... He's special.

I didn't mean to suggest otherwise -I just wanted to say that if I'd modeled this from plans, virtually nothing would've wound up in the right place.

Well, it's this building, apparently: http://www.olsonkundigarchitects.com/Projects/38/Delta-Shelter . I didn't know it -I based my model off an Evermotion one that I found appealing. I am not a professional, if had to do something like this using plans and photo's, it'd take forever, and still turn...