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Hi all! I'm Dmitrii restorer with more than twenty years of experience, designer and co-founder of the Decoright.biz Decoright is an online platform for designers and builders of the Architectural Classical Decoration for luxury homes. It connects local Artisans and Interior Designers and simplifies the process of implementing Classical Decorations through the developing pre-crafted parametric designs and without building decorations itself. The key feature of the Decoright is that we serve to your project not only sophisticated and historically accurate 3d models but the feasible CAD drawings as well. We are at the very start now, you could check some of the ceilings of mine in 3D here https://sketchfab.com/decoright/models You could share the collection of ceilings with your client or collegue without registration right from the site, just collect likes and press the share button. The link will look like this - https://decoright.biz/collections/qudKO64ArL9HrO0rLyVng If you have any question regarding the classical fibrous plaster design, real or 3d your are welcome

Hey everyone, I just finished another maxScript called Ceiling Grid Generator. It's a free script that will quickly create 'metal' ceiling grids that you normally see in commercial interior spaces. This script allows you to set custom sizing for the tile openings, the width of the grid, the height of the grid, and also creates the strips along the border for a nice finished look. You can also shift the grid side to side or up and down as well as rotate the grid. You can then preview the final grid, or go back and make more changes before committing to a grid that fits your space perfectly. You can access the script on my website: http://www.digitalxmodels.com/product/detail/679/3d_model_Ceiling%20Grid%20Generator_maxscript and there is a video demo here: Enjoy!!!

having a little issue with modelling a canopy to place over a stairway (see pic). basically i want to create a skin that fits the boundaries provided above the stairway. any suggestions?