....... don't forget 'Eloquence'

@unknownuser said: Shall I PM my paypal details? I was a consultant on this after all the check is in the mail.. should arrive soon. @unknownuser said: I didn't want to mention the caliber of your clients, but I imagine they only break sweats when they run outta bryll cream and moisturizer. super cool people though.. i do a lot of random odd jobs for them when i'm in town.

@gaieus said: IE needs a plugin. Try in FF first. I have no idea why it does not work. It works now, updated my chrome browser

Don't have to be worried about falling down with one of these. [image: internationalSUV-7300cxt.gif] Unless except when getting in or out of the cab.

@Simon : j'y suis allé, assez étonnants les entrailles du monstre!

Well, its nice to see new forms of propulsion being developed as the jet has been around for quite a long time now! What I find interesting is that this system will allow for VT and also no noise or very little! Worth keeping an eye on it

@solo said: Liam, What do you want to use it for? I guess it all comes down to what you need, I needed the complete but thankfully I got the Infinite instead as it gives me everything I needed and more that I now use. One thing I can think of is your space ships and science fiction models, Vue is the only app I know that renders space and can create planets out of the box. Pretty much the latter, im just looking for scene genration, vegetation etc for my helicopter scenes and such and of course all the sci fi work. I think ill probably go with the complete and in time I can always upgrade if needs be. Thanks

FYRoM - I believe. As they've recently come from Slovenia, Croatia, and Serbia. If they where in Greece they'd probably be able to work out for themselves if the trains where running. I can't find anything either...

Okay, I see. No, AFAIK there is no such function in Kerky. If you want to remove a wall, you have to remove it in your model prior to exporting. V-ray has some similar function but the solution is different I think; you assign a transparent material on one side and can see through but when inside, you can see the other material applied on that face of the geometry (or something like that).

Well, here every traditional pig slaughter starts with letting the blood out... [image: disznovagas2.jpg] ...then either fry it with onions... [image: ver.jpg] ...or stuff it into some special sausages... [image: verivorst1_uudis.jpg]

BTW, my camera made the list - I shoot the t1i for now.

OK pilou thanks BTW what I'm thinking about pixologic team, a sculptris / retopo / zb BPR render [image: b2.jpg]

Some of the clever proofs for the original Pythagoras Theorem didn't involve 'mathematics' at all, but were done by drawing geometry, often in fine sand with pointed sticks and dividers, and using simple rearrangements of the parts around the right-angled triangle's sides to show the equivalence of the sum of the areas of the two smaller squares to the area of the largest square [i.e. not calculated at all]... Here are just three of them... [image: 4mwx_ML6.10.gif][image: RiTO_Pythag_anim.gif][image: sJtg_220px-Pythagoras-2a.gif]

Another good one: http://internationalfreelancersacademy.com/2011/03/why-you-should-charge-more-2/

So mashing up your note from above... [image: chart?chst=d_fnote_title&chld=sticky_y%7C1%7C%7Ch%7CSCF%20Meeting%7C1%20PM] [img]http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?chst=d_fnote_title&chld=sticky_y|1||h|SCF Meeting|1 PM[/img] That IS neat!

@numbthumb said: Now, it may be far OT, but I remember reading somewhere that you intend to model your whole city for Google Earth by 2010 (when it became the European Capital of Culture). I really don´t know how far did you get with your work, but the mere idea is worth saluting. Well, I started with the footprints and also extruded a couple of hundred buildings to the correct height. There was supposed to be some funding for it (you cannot imagine such a task based on enthusiasm solely) but then the township was only just talking about it. Maybe some other ways of financing it... @pbacot said: Thank you Gai for posting. All this must be great for your local economy and morale. This lion ramp is magical... Indeed. That building at the end is the mausoleum of the founder, Vilmos (William) Zsolnay (died in 1908 as far as I remember). Magnificent structure actually. Here is a GE placemark of the factory and the mausoleum Zsolnay.kmz

Lol. I like how the cat seeing that he was watched quickly changed to meowing. That's a feline informer for the dogs.

Love them, Eric.

Hi Matte (and in fact anyone else at the beginning of the learning curve with advanced image editing tools), I found these explanations over CGTextures.com > Tutorials > Photoshop blendmodes explained***** (third from the top) very useful (still go back time to time as I do not use them routinely). This is where I learned multiply, too. *****The site is in a frameset so directly linking to that page will remove the sidebar and the navbar at the top. Here is the full site: http://www.cgtextures.com/