Hey! We'll lose my vacation spot then!

@thinkbuild said: And to Edson - please check your link - it doesnt seem to work? Very curious what it is supposed to link to. Cheers to all and thanks again the link is fine. the forum is acting funny today.

Well if you scroll all the way to the bottom you'll find the option to switch it back to classic. [image: Capture.JPG]

You must use 12 blocks because you see 12 in each view! It's just arranging them at maximum efficiency... If you can do it with fewer than 12 then you are truly gifted

when you cant think of any more things to post on a "You know you've had too much sketchup when. . ." thread on a forum for sketchup had to put that one in

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Another S on your Foot. Stumps. . .but that's kinda gross.

Yeah I suppose there is a lot of stuff that isnt too great but people have to learn somewhere. I agree about constructive criticisms and that some people take much offense. I think its great I post on other forums just to get those type of responses. But its true a lot of people seem to post images of barely put together projects. I know im guilty of posting a lot but like somebody mentioned earlier the gallery should be too showcase work that the user wants to show off and is proud of. I wouldn't say its anywhere as bad as the 3D warehouse! that place is a mess but its not all bad at least its getting young people interested in 3D! But the whole car modding thing is a joke!!!! grrr I think its simple really, split the gallery to a work in progress section and then a finished images gallery. And if its possible have a small thumbnail section to show tiny images before you click on the post. But I dont know how difficult that would be, I hope its sorted out however! Hope you can split the gallery good luck with whatever you choose.

Thanks Bep. I should have read it more carefully. I was too shocked by the size of the fine.

Well if there's a student in robotic and/or computer vision, I have a challenge: use an iPhone to do exactly the same think regarding modelling interior of buildings. I'm sure it can be done (well I have just a doubt about having the model in real time). And if you have it, please contact me, I know someone within the firm I'm working with who would be interested. To come back to the solution introduced here, it's disappointing to see so much technology to do what is done for a while with less. Robots have used LIDAR and cameras to model their environment and locate themselves for a while. Hopefully they want a resolution that only a laser can provide but I think with today's technology we can achieve the same resolution with cameras (according you are not looking for one under a few millimeters). Just to make my point regarding the fact that only a camera is enough: have a look at the following commercial services I know http://www.arc3d.be/ , http://www.cogent3d.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=82&Itemid=86 . I had also several papers from academics on the topic. But still nothing from someone creating the 3D model of an interior environment with a Smartphone

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35qLiHOVGyg I always listen to this song when i am modeling

Something similar (related to iOS alternatives): The WeTab will definitely run SketchUp, besides of USB support, flash, Android apps and linux desktop apps. But as it's not yet released, I don't know what you can expect from it.

fantastic, and the renderer is coming along great!! what is it about balls?!

It hurt to watch this. Bet, he kills cats too! Hope it was staged.

Hilarious

Kurt would return home with some interesting memories too I guess.... [image: atavar_001.png]

Wave was always really about the back-end technology. The web app was an attempt to show the capabilities of the technology, and the web app is what is being discontinued. The back-end technology will be integrated into other applications. It may already be being used in Buzz, Docs, etc.

[image: The weather on the way home] Photo copyright Roger Hawkins 2010 All rights reserved This is a not quite 180 degree panorama I shot on the way home. It is composed of nine overlapping shots. I wanted to show the mix of blue sky and bad ass storm. My wife got a little nervous about driving into the storm.

Every time there is a new SU version they seem to raise the bar a bit but we are at 1.5 (or so) so this should not affect SU users IMO. Also I can imagine what high end graphic cards we would need to run SU!

......and the next mayor of Huntsville...............