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    Rich O BrienR
    Can you do so here? https://sketchucation.com/account-settings If not email at support@sketchucation.com
  • Useful freeware apps related to designing and productivity.

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    pilouP
    First is not free but you can take Blender or other [image: 1787848224108-gi_fly.gif] [image: 1787848233261-fly2.jpg]
  • Old terror threat...

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    ohhhh. now I get it. Three different theatres. Three different movies, not done intentionally. Okay then.
  • Cats!

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    My Maine Coon cat Fred is 17 now. He is part of my login name BTW. Before he ran away, Boo was my wife's cat. Fred is my cat and our last name is Lay. Fred is declawed but is an indoor/outdoor cat. He used to be about 18 pounds but is now only 12 pounds. His health is good but he has arthritis as he cannot jump on the couches anymore. Now he just walks up and looks at you until you pick him up. He is my monster and loves to fight. His mouth will wrap almost all the way around my wrist with teeth showing. He is a lap cat as well, loves to snuggle. His new nickname is house payment. He recently had an abcess on his side and needed medical attention. Poor boy. The hardest part of his recovery was keeping him inside before the stitches were taken out. I also find humor in cats like lets-roll. One of my favorite cartoon books growing up was this: http://www.cartoonstock.com/101_dead_cats/index.htm My favorite panel was the pencil sharpener... you can guess where the pencil goes
  • Acura Enthusiasts

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    KrisidiousK
    3D studio max... you say you want the model?
  • Pretty amazing nature video

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    fantastic footage... cheers for sharing
  • Expert Village !

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    Mike LuceyM
    @gaieus said: Mike, Don't forget to share a video of you bellydancing when youz feel you're ready! No ! I only do private dances
  • Google Earth/Maps

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    GaieusG
    Well, I checked and my place also has the GMaps now as a layer in GE (it didn't use to be there). Even typing in adresses work (which did not for Hungary previously). Although I'm not exactly convinced that the position of the roads are correct. It seems that east-west it's OK but north-south there's a small distortion. I still need to check and I'll show you what I mean.
  • FUN POLL: Left Brain vs. Right Brain?

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    @gaieus said: I see it's driving everyone nuts. It's definately driving me nuts! She keeps changing direction even as I look at her. She goes 270deg clockwise and then maybe a couple of twirls counter and back again, plus every time she faces me she is laughing at my confusion. Therefore I cannot vote, please give us confused no-brainers a third choice Cheers from Bill on holiday in Wine Country. (Central Otago)
  • Got an email from Grant M !

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    Mike LuceyM
    Hi Guys, I was thinking that there would be some 'SU old timers' hoping that Grant would jump on-board. I'll email this link to him so he can gauge the size of his fan club Mike PS: For any of the Newbies that don't know about Grant. http://www.marshallarts.co.za/
  • Hollidays

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    boofredlayB
    I am currently in Texas with my daughter visitig my mother and stepfather. We went to Sea World yesterday and my daughter actually wanted to ride the biggest coaster. She is 7. Needless to say she got very scared but after the ride and after a bit of crying she said: "Let's do it again!" We sat in the second row of seats. She did not want to be in front. Here is the beast we rode: http://www.4adventure.com/SWT/ar_steel_eel.aspx http://www.coasterphotos.com/SWOT/images/SAENeel2.jpg
  • Hitting a wall

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    boofredlayB
    Thanks for the encouragement. I have lost some more weight but it is much slower now. Being on vacation is not that difficult as am at my mother's house and she stocked whatever I wanted. However when we took my daughter to Sea World yesterday, well we had to eat right? That chili dog did not do me too well but at least I stayed with the water all day.
  • SketchUp Forum - Gone (Jul 07, 2007 )

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    GaieusG
    Yes Juju, but I already had a Google account when tried first. Anyway, there is the solution. Still you cannot edit your post there.
  • Interesting piece on Beijing's new Watercube building...

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    boofredlayB
    I especially like the reply at the bottom of the page: @unknownuser said: achille Says: it looks like an Ikea.
  • Weathers Gone Mad! (jul 20 2007)

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    @unknownuser said: @unknownuser said: Superbank? Byron Bay? Oh noooo! Byron Bay! Horrible memories just revisited me. I flew my kite (with 6ft8 wingspan) there in 1995, Really? Cool I guess? But how were the waves there? Jimmy poster-J1mmy
  • 2D CAD Recommendations please!

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    I would second the DataCAD recommendation, unless you want the familiarity of the AutoCAD commands and layout. It takes some getting used to but is worth more than the price you pay. It has a small but very knowledgeable and rabid fan base and some great forums. Besides that, you can always email the owner fo the company directly and he will usually respond to you or put you in touch with someone at the company to help you out. I used it when i first started my own Architectural firm to save on startup costs. Otherwise, AutoCAD LT is pretty much the way to go, IMHO. If you are doing Architecture, you will find the Real Architect add-on program very helpful.
  • Aidan Chopra's new book

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    @unknownuser said: @passuby said: I am going too order this too. Is there any other books anyone else would recommend? The books by Bonnie Roskes are very good http://www.f1help.biz/ccp51/cgi-bin/cp-app.cgi?usr=51F8241477&rnd=6654062&rrc=N&affl=&cip=212.56.70.117&act=&aff=&pg=cat&ref=SU And several by Insitebuilders http://insitebuilders.com/training.htm The insite builders' books are pretty neat. very informative as well. I love Bonnie's books as well, but sometimes it's like reading stereo instructions . Dang engineers...
  • Privacy & the Upper story deck

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    Interesting topic with lots of ideas pouring in. Even so, as I scan down the page, if the preceding post had an image, my thought process would have flowed smoothly into it. So, I think we should encourage posting of screen shots, so that basic information is visually available in the forum page itself. Downloading and opening attachment would be for getting more detailed insight or saving the file. Think convenience and saved bandwidth. Sorry to be off topic, but relevant nonetheless, IMHO. Guite
  • Google Earth imagry, .shp files and sketchup

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    It sounds like you have access to GIS software if you're using .shp files, am I right? If so, have you tried ArcScene? I've had decent results using SU to create my 3D structures and bringing them in as symbols. Let me know if this is the case and I can dig up a link to the workflow I used. Where in Phoenix? I lived there for a long time and did a lot of work in the utilities biz.
  • QI

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    These are pretty immpressive if i say so myself.
  • What do you or the firm you work for specialize in?

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    After being a partner in an architect-firm I started seven years ago on my own, as an architect/consultant; designing and realisating mostly leisure projects of all kind and size in most countries of Europe. All kinds of projects,large and small, in- and exterior, mostly the conceptual phases, architectural designs, presentations etc. Because I am a one-man consultant/architect company ,I have to be able to do every aspect of my work by myself and SU helps a lot. See my website http://www.syncon.nl Regards Bertb
  • Is a tablet useful?

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    @monsterzero said: You can check out my youtube videos for a glimpse at how I work with a tablet and SU. http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=monsterz3r0 That was you?? I must have watched those videos 100 times trying to sponge up everything i could from them. Nice work.

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