Hm, possibly. Never used a mannequin myself. We had models. Which, at fifteen, I didn't mind.

I've done a fair bit of research into copyright laws (well in Australia anyway) - turns out if you design a house for a site the client has the right to build that house however only on the subject site! AND the big AND - it doesn't matter if you got paid or NOT! The only way to avoid the issue is to ensure the client signs a contract that states they only have right of use IF they pay! This means that if you indeed supply a design amongst hundreds of other designers - win or not they can still build your design on the subject land! I had a funny run in on the very issue of copyright and my ownership of a copyrighted design. I was lodging an application for a design at the local council, when another designer walked came to the same counter to lodge a design. I couldn't help checking out his plans as he was standing right next to me. Blow me down though it was an exact copy of one of my own previous designs for a set of units. I waited till the application went on public exhibition to get the details of the developer and then approached them direct to raise my issue! We then met to compare plans and walked away with a $10,000 cheque!

I liked his comments about people who rode on the Steam Powered Catapult. "...which in many people resulted in readjustments of key goals." In other words, "If I survive this I swear I'm going to give up drinking, smoking and sheep."

@xrok1 said: good till u get mud or something stuck in there and your balance is thrown off! @tomasz said: @xrok1 said: good till u get mud or something stuck in there and your balance is thrown off! Kids from a neighborhood would love to help you get the balance "right" with few stones. These are prototypes to demonstrate the structure. The real versions have side walls. The honeycomb structure is the later variant of the "Tweel".

@unknownuser said: Solo Once again you misread, it is skeet not veep. Ken Good one.

it is really handy dear mate. also for a nonnative English person like me, this was handy too: http://www.readwritethink.org/files/resources/interactives/letter_generator/

Each year there is a festival of lights in Lyon (France). Some images here - but there are a bunch of videos on YouTube, too. I was there once and indeed it's amazing to see it live.

@andybot said: These look good Richard! Look forward to more of your work Thanks mate! I hope to get some more stuff out soon! Looking forward to some feedback on these!

@solo said: The problem I have is many of my programs like render apps have materials mapped to certain drives, if I start changing stuff around I will lose all my texture mapping, so, Is there anyway I can transfer my materials folder (57GB) to a new drive and still keep the paths without having to remap all models again? Probably best way to handle this is via symlinks http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NTFS_symbolic_link Example with Thea materials, first backup "C:\ProgramData\Thea Render\Materials". Delete the material folder "Materials". Create junction pointing to a new empty folder (d:\Thea Render\Materials) in other drive. Restore files back to "C:\ProgramData\Thea Render\Materials". For junction creation start cmd prompt via "Run as administrator". Then change path to C:\ProgramData\Thea Render Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601] Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. C;\Users\pjl>cd "c;\programdata\Thea Render" c;\ProgramData\Thea Render> Now create junktion pointing to d:\Thea Render\Materials (Remember to create the new material folder first on d:). c;\ProgramData\Thea Render>mklink /J Materials "d;\Thea Render\Materials" Junction created for Materials <<===>> d;\Thea Render\Materials if you are going to use network drivers, then junktion will not work, you must use symlink /D -parameter instead of /J. c;\ProgramData\Thea Render>mklink /D Materials "x;\Thea Render\Materials" Where x: is mapped network drive. Or if you prefer UNC paths c;\ProgramData\Thea Render>mklink /D Materials \\server\Materials

last minute flutter got the 690 card rathe than the 670 and upgraded the motherboard to future proof me for the next million years. God what have I done!

Enterprise for me, firefly as a second choice.

When these cold callers ring me I just say "tell me more". I keep saying it over and over until they get the message I don't really care. Fantastic to hear them giving me their best sale pitch though. Try it. "Oh really, tell me more."

Yeah Trog, I found that setting in the NVidia C Panel, and it is set to let the 3D application decide. darn, I need to find out what changed, guess I need to tinker with the SUp settings.

2015, 'Child 44' was a great book, hope they do not mess it up.

Well, looks like Intel is taking one more step towards getting out the desktop business altogether. http://www.zdnet.com/intel-to-leave-desktop-motherboard-business-by-2016-7000010269/?s_cid=e589

wow thanks for sharing its beautiful

A mobius building - ingenious! But we might need to invent some new architectural terms when the technology catches up with the concept - is that surface a floor or a roof? Maybe a "Floof"?

Although I don't use Blender myself, I've seen and heard news about the new Dynamic Topology Sculpting, which should get released with next official version of Blender and is said to be a big step and breakthrough (if you like sculpting and blender)...

Very cool Sculpture + painting = Space 3D [image: ohata_nizibeya.jpg] [image: ohata_rainbow.jpg]

Very sorry it didn't help. It may be that the proxy is firewalled.