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You are welcome . Btw , don't show your wireframe to @Cerbera

There are 3 main reasons to UV things: 1. You are exporting somewhere else that requires UV maps, for example a game engine, or where you need cross platform compatibility, like if you are making a model to sell. 2. You are dealing with a shape that is not adequately textured using the standard projection modes. 3. You are sculpting, and want to bake that down to materials. There are exceptions to these of course - for example where the standard projections don't work, sometimes tri-planar mapping will, and it is usually less effort to set that up than it is to UV the object. CBR

that sphere video looks awesome! the whole thing looks great!

PolyGnome and PolyGnome Junior are ready and available for R16, R17, R18 and R19, both for Windows and MacOS. Both PolyGnome and its "lite" version comes with a small starter's library, including assets provided by Cafe member @VECTOR (thank you again for those). More libraries might be released in the future, but for now I assume most are interested in creating their own set of assets. Difference between the full and lite version has been explained earlier in this thread. I will let @Igor update the Store for both products. Same concept as with my Seamilar plugin: after purchase via the C4D Cafe Store, please contact me for registration number and plugin file. A few things didn't make it in this release, but will be provided in future updates of the plugin (in no particular order): - customizable thumbnail size - (search) filters in junkyard library - proxy placeholder in asset (a.k.a. disposable polygons) - optimized material management - repetitions - allow edge selection to place assets (in addition to polygon selection) - ...