I've been rebuilding the TinkerBell's Drive-in Cafe' playset to exploit P9+ capabilities (and a few Poser Pro 2014 features, but if you have P9/PPro2012 those characteristics will simply revert to your version's feature set).

     It's a place for hot rods to pull in, with rollerskating carhops.   It also has inside seating, and a little dance floor with a jukebox.

     To give it some context, some background detail, it has some surrounding neighborhood buildings, an inner ring of buildings, and a larger outer ring.  These buildings are designed to be polygon efficient, and they have automatic IDL emitters for night scenes - they light themselves, and cast light onto their surroundings.

     So, here are some work-in-progress test renders.

     Bauhaus style apartments (flats, to Euro folk), and commercial/residential "taxpayers":

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     A shared worship hall (synagogue on Saturdays, church on Sundays), and the Palace Theatre:

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     A brownstone rowhouse...

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     On the same lot as Tink's Cafe', but at the far end from the cafe', is the Lost Boys speed shop:

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     And finally we arrive at TinkerBell's Drive-in Cafe'. :biggrin: Second shot shows the rear dining area.

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     Roxie cooks up some goodies in the kitchen. :tongue1:  Note the IDL smudges;  the test shots were done with the Poser lights OFF, to test the self-illumination feature.  When you do a real render, use a few low-power Poser lights in the area of interest to give fill light and specularity.  The fill light will reduce/remove smudges.

     On break, Roxie dances to the music from the Wurlitzer 1015 jukebox!

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it looks great! that jukebox is fab

excellent

These all look wonderful.  

You do some amazing work my friend!

I am almost done with my project. I will site mail you when I am ready for you to work your magic.

Waiting with baited breath!