As a matter of fact I am missing a cat since yesterday. Not in the least bit funny tbh.

Linus Tech Tips built the Hac Pro [image: Qc66_HacPro.jpg]

Cool! Good info.

Perfect!

I'm a big SciFi fan from way back, especially Space themes, so thanks!

OK I was able to export eps files which my client can use. I can export this 1st image as a dxf, but the 2nd causes the splat. Would anyone have any ideas why this happens? Please excuse my questions! EDIT- I thought it might be all the text in the 2nd image so I hid it, but still got the dreaded splat! [image: l94K_1dxf.png] [image: 7hAo_2dxf.png]

I'm glad you took it the right way Joe.

How about something like this. https://www.bestbuy.com/site/searchpage.jsp?st=ink+tank+printer&_dyncharset=UTF-8&id=pcat17071&type=page&sc=Global&cp=1&nrp=&sp=&qp=&list=n&af=true&iht=y&usc=All+Categories&ks=960&keys=keys I have HP InkTank and ink is a great deal on that kind of printers.

So it helps make the tools like push-pull work. Though it seems pushpull knows what to do by the way you move the mouse. Doube-click push-pull wouldn't work but that sometimes gets confused as it is. I wondered if it was underlying CG principles. Some rendering programs know you have the wrong faces showing.

Pilou sorry for the loss to the French people and world heritage. Fortunate there was no loss of life as far I've heard, but still Notre Dame represents a great deal. Also sorry to hear about the hateful destruction in Serbia - Kosovo. It's just not covered the same in the news. It IS strange though. I am listening to the History of Byzantium podcast and that's the very question: why Western thought seems to dismiss this lineage, the Roman, Greek-speaking Empire that survived so long after the power in Italy disintegrated. Maybe the insular nature of the Middle Ages colored everything after?

Hard times indeed. I too can empathize. Here's to a new season. Hope it brings you peace. Welcome back and Sketch On!

It looks extremely promising and backplates will be mush easier for renders as post pro can add depth and detail. Looking forward to it.

You can make and take any thing! Here from an image made entierely with the crazzy free MagicaVoxel! (yes it's cubic voxels but it's astonishing render can make some miracles! (i have made a little gallery) An image where you can crop anything you want! [image: infinite-jungle1.jpg] It's easy to see the module sand to my little prog! [image: green-worms.jpg]

Thanks Glenn. Nowadays there is an absurd situation going on. In NZ some Muslim are killed by an unknown reason and reactions are interesting: Their respectable president wears hijab showing sympathy that is worthy But I read some feedback on Instagram from extremist Muslims that was disappointing: Calling her a nonbeliever wearing hijab!!!! IMO hijab is itself based on the believe that men are not trustable.... while i respect all riots to the point they do not limit other people rights. And also politician reactions also is contradictory: they kill Muslim using mass destruction weapons without sorrow then show sorrow for 50 people... This is a deep sorrow that we all with different faiths, lost our inner peace and riots, believes, religions and races has segregated us... while we have too many beautiful to share if our aim be convergence... I hope once we human find the peace ...

Post processing can really make an image "pop" but when there are several images in a project it becomes a time sucker and can grind your workflow down and waste time, I feel i can model and set up my renders good enough to completely avoid post processing, allowing me more views at less time.

I think what would have made it even more interesting, is , if apart from the altitude and speed monitor,s Elon's and the Senior Engineers heart rate and blood pressure telemetry were also broadcast in real time;)

Impressive!

As juju mentioned, TC is cloud based and can be used for collaborative work but also as a stand alone storage facility. I think a user would still have to set up a file/folder system to suit their individual needs on the TC platform. Having said that, this would be no different to designing a file/folder workflow on a local PC/Mac? One avenue to explore is using a spreadsheet containing 'Hyperlinks' to all the different files - new file, add a Hyperlink, updated file - overwrite the current Hyperlink. A quick look at the 'net shows that multiple Hyperlinks can be opened with one click although I didn't try this. I use OpenOffice and just did a quick experiment with inserting one Hyperlink, to a SU model, into a spreadsheet. Just clicked and the model opened.

Considered Form-Z, Blender, Rhino. Not AutoCAD or BrisCAD. VectorWorks as an over-all solution, but for me these days, I think making piecemeal changes to toolbox is best. That's why possibly using SketchUp with Blender looks interesting.

http://www.papermodelers.com/forum/aviation/41920-dassault-super-mystere-1-7-paper-depron-rc.html?highlight=depron+yoav Flying model created from a free paper/card model.