thank you Howard...

@joe wood said: How come I can't see the Flash? All I see is a white area. I have Adobe flash 9 installed. I'm using XP home and Firefox. It will surely be fixed soon, Joe. Coen has just moved the stuff from one board (subfolder of the domain) to another one. I have already reported him the problem. Thanks for watching, though...

That's useful, but if it could be in the same order as the outliner, that would be sweet.

This SuWiki video tutorial includes instructions on how to set the rotation center when creating the 'face me' component: http://www.suwiki.org/suwiki/index.php?title=Component_-_Always_Face_camera_2d-_Tutorial Regards, Taff

I agree... layers. And layer sets. As for images from SU, export larger than the size you are going to print/post and then resize. Your images will be much more clear.

@unknownuser said: Here you go. Thank-You nice tutorial.... Ray

In all the years I've been around carpentry I've never heard that one, good call Eric. Although not as sophisticated as the dovetail joint, the box joint is equally as strong but much less complicated to make and has a more utilitarian feet to it. [image: box%20joint.jpg]

This method usually produces consistant triangulation when the countor tool is used.

Nice one Gully! Thanks. (Gidon)

Hi eldar and welcome to the forums. This is pretty neat, thanks for sharing it!

@krisidious said: . . . that site will go dead soon... thanks I must be missing something. Google's 3D warehouse closing down? Or have you found that links to it don't last? What am I missing?

personally, I gave up on the component cutting feature. I preffer to just take a measure of the component, cut the walls myself (when drawing or after extruding the walls to 3D) and just put the component on the ready hole. (AcesHigh)

Thanks Coen, a different way of doing it...much appreciated. um...on a serious note however, a banana model and you in a tree...??? people are gonna talk!

I tried that a few times, Alan. But, as you can see on the screenshots, there is usually a gap between the copied edges and the curve due to the way SU creates arcs. [image: OMJs_Screenshot2.jpg]

Hi Gidon. Ignore my PM to you I was able to download this today. Thanks for the help. The funny thing is I just used that technique for a wrap around graphic on a display, but I just didn't connect the scenarios. Cheers John (vonB)

I think this is a Scene Tut.

Bruce, Blue is a girl. I know this because my daughter grew up watching Blue's Clues.

@unknownuser said: Very impressive- I don't think I have either the skill or the patience! Jackson hahaha, same here. cool tho! (CADken)

@unknownuser said: £35,000 for charities ! That's fantastic work Gerry, Well Done. I hope your butt has regained its original shape after all that time in the saddle Mike Better shape than ever Mike. (anothereye)

Thanks Bill - but it was really (merely) just some art history lesson. All the others who forced me to make the tut deserve the credits...