and the open door

They look great!

Not a big deal and no worries if not, but is it there any simple way to increase the contrast for the screencap photos to a touch more at all? It's a bit hard to make out the details with all the white and the not very dark shadows.

If you want me to render that in Hypershot, send a zipped OBJ export (Lightwave) to the usual email.

this is a very rough attempt

This is exactly what I've wanted to see for a loooong time! Fantastic

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very sweet.

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It is lovely, but I would greatly prefer to have the windows filled, as I'd be wanting to put roofs on mine.

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Amazing!

The windows don't need filling. Remember that glass is transparent  

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So where are all the floors inside the building...

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Transparent floors and furniture, silly.

Okay, here's whet the inserts make it look like.

and from the back (with a better look and the random brick work that took me all week)

I may need to make the backs of the inserts thicker, but based on these views, I'd say that even if they stuck out twice as much as they do now, they'd still look okay.

I think windows with inserts for intact buildings, open for ruins.

Agreed.

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Is each individual window a seperate insert?

Inserts seem like a clever way of a letting people choose their own windows to be open or close and spare epic gothic windows have to have lots of uses in other building projects.