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OP sent me a private message with his (broken) code so far and there I also found this code "\\nbladiebla". This would only produce "\nbladiebla". Only if you would want to princ 2 lines , on the first line a \ and the second line bladiebla you would use (princ "\\\nbladibla") But especially in the context of OP's program this makes no sense at all , so whether it's a typo or a search and replace horribly go wrong , lets purge this from our brain cells , preferably with lots of beer (or babymilk , whatever) and for now don't PM me unless for dirty pictures or something because I don't have the time to be your private dancer (Tina Turner) , its 01.30 am and I have to present a new app (automatic instrument loop checker , dbx) at 08.30 am and it's not finished yet so this is gonna be an all nighter , bummers

Nice one Lee!

Try adding a (princ) as very last line.

My $0.05 (setq p2 (getpoint p1 "\nSelect second point: ")) (setq p2 (getcorner p1 "\nSelect second point: "))

Regarding the decorative window surround in the attached picture, it looks like a stylish and classic design with a stone or concrete finish. You might want to check with local suppliers of architectural stone products or masonry companies. They often have a range of decorative elements like the one in your image. Additionally, many home improvement stores or specialty websites offer custom orders for such decorative surrounds. Let me know if you need more detailed information or have other questions! Thanks.

I would probably use a roof texture with a normal map or maybe a displacement map if you want more realism. Having all those individual roof tiles could cause your system to bog down. But, if you want to do the roof tiles, and you're using 3ds Max, you could take a look at this maxscript plugin for creating roof tiles: http://www.scriptspot.com/3ds-max/scripts/avizstudio-tools-atiles

Replicating roof tiles on your house, in 3D, instead of using a texture map could significantly increase the file size.