Barn style house

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rontant
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Barn style house

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I think I need to resize the photos first before posting them here but unfortunately the option to edit my post is not made available for me, so please accept my apology if you think the photos are too big.
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Photos can never be too big, it's always our screens that are too small ...
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Nice place, warm atmosphere, good renderings. Bravo!
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I like very much this design. Can I ask you how did you realize the exposed wooden beams? I love them in general and those on your renderings.

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Thanks everyone.

@AdeleAlli, the wooden beams were created using the "box" (cube) in the bundled model library. You can resize it, change its angle, color or texture.

There are other shapes for multi purpose use in the library as well such as "cylinder" and "sphere"

@UbuntuBirdy, how is your Ryzen computer? Are you going to upgrade to the 8-core (16 threads) Ryzen 7 2700x?
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@rontant, if upgrading, then to a Threadripper. But then I would have to change the motherboard again.
I'm not the person who has to have the newest, most powerful thing. My old motherboard died (after over 9 years working) and this was the point to set up a completly new system - not primarly for having more power, but for another 9 years working with (i hope so). And for reaching this goal, I undervolted my Ryzen (-0.1V) for a longer lifetime.
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