I upgraded to Windows 7 Professional, but SOAP still does not work.

looks a bit much like sci-fi. But if it's real... wow

Neat stuff. I'd like to be able to export some of that to Kerkythea and play with it there.

@tomot said: As a Contractor I don't care, Nor do I care as a Framer. What I do care about; is notes on the working drawings describing size of studs, dimens..... ah, ok.. i didn't see where you were coming from.. i'm a design/build contractor and i always have a laptop onsite instead of prints and i use it for certain calculations etc where it does matter in it's accuracy.. but, from that, i'll hand out cut/assembly lists/diagrams which are scribbled on scraps etc and i bet if you actually scaled out some of those drawings, a 2x4-8 might really be a 8x10-14 .. so yeah, at some point, it doesn't matter how accurately it's drawn and only the numbers written next to them are important..

@pbacot said: @remus said: Well done people, its not a trick question: 2 is the correct answer as ecuadorian said (and the scales are the 1st type you posted jeff.) edit: doh, put 3 instead of 2. Corrected. Wait, thought it was 2. it is two. he put three at first then corrected it to two.

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@tomot said: Most people will use what they have grown up with, They want to use whats familiar to them. They are basically lazy. They don't want to learn something new. TRUE ! I tried to convince my brother to switch on linux (Linux Minth), but I failed in a shameful manner He's still on XP. The worst part is that he doesn't use anything what he would not find on linux.

Ok guys, thank you for your help, i'll do what you've advised me.

wait don't answer this i'll open a new topic.

@unknownuser said: We still have the rugby to look forward to Mike. I thought Thierry was playing rugby?

Very nice...I like the pattern function. Just to keep things together, here's a similar one from Adobe. http://kuler.adobe.com/#create/fromacolor Put the concentric circle on the colour you want as a base, then twirl the other nodes around to create harmonies.

It'd probably be nice to use that to demo a finished model to a client, but actually creating a model doesn't sound so great.

apologies james, I hadn't seen your post and posted a link in another thread. It is interesting stuff

The head in that scan has a nose, so it can't be MJ.

@unknownuser said: As useful as: A submarine with a Screen Door. . . A kick stand on a freight train. . . A car wash on a dirt road. .. Or Tits on a bull..... as my late Grandma would say......

@ecuadorian said: Hey, Nomer. I can easily see by your portrait that you love making people laugh. The boy in your avatar is yourself as a child, then? indeed. actually i love to be a stand up comedian...

Its like my Win98 Trispective that has ray-tracing rendering (and animation) built in; ole links to excel and word; full animation (including moving objects and ray-tracing, etc.) export to everything; surfaces, solids, and vector drawing, etc., etc.... for $400.00 (at that time). To be fair, it has the same scattering menu problems that SU has:-)

seems awfully small, but if windows/osx can recognise it as a second screen you should be able to use it for SU stuff. I imagine itd be good for leaving the component browser etc. on and so save a bit o space in the main window.

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