@unknownuser said: No preview there "you also have the option of using our online photometric viewer to see key information about each fixture."

Thanks aadb. I didn't think about a bump for each tile. I'll give that a go. Cheers, Steve.

Speaking of animated figures in sketchup, TIG has produced some interesting plugins along these lines which could be applied to a series of pics of a person walking / moving... at least in 2d... See these threads: Image animator http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?t=33310 GIF extractor http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?t=33359 It might be worth something to you guys wanting to develop this... Cheers Dave

@dsarchs said: I usually use a texture for glass in Sketchup as a stand-in for a bump in rendering programs (Thea). No glass is perfect -- slight warping and imperfections. I usually use water textures scaled much larger (5 or 10 times larger than I would use it for actual water) and then a VERY slight bump setting, just to subtly bend and warp reflections. That's exactly my process... (rushing off to patent office)

Here is a (3) cyclo (three sides) ... and 3 colors > green / white / blue Cyclo_Green_3faces.skp

This is exactly what I need, thanks so much,

thanks pilou, but this model is not the same, i want the old nissan patrol Y60

Dryad is cr@p too. Of course, the best thing to do is not scour the Net looking for such software...but scour the Net looking for sites that have already done it for you. Link

Good one Thank you.

Try this too...[image: Pxpw_Oak.PNG]Oak.skp

This is my favorite site for plans with many visual aids http://www.eplans.com/

thanks

thanks i find the problem when i use larges maps and medium maps i have this problem and when i use the small maps i dont have the problem but i dont know , why this problem with larges and medium maps ?????

Ah... Even more disappointing than not winning the Nigerian lottery

Thankyou so much for sharing. Very usefull to me. cheers...Wayne

@srbocanegra said: you can solve this problem by using an app like "the unarchiver" instead of compression utility, This way when you unzip the file it'll be a exec file with the .style extension. hope this helps you P.S. sorry for my bad english Boy, is this an old post to dredge up. There's no need to extract the contents of .style files. They should be placed exactly as they are into the Styles folder.

Mate - my impressions, could used some curving on the edges and correction of the camera angle on the texture and a texture for page edges. Richard

Nice! I bought almost all of them. If possible it would be nice to also have the photos used, as a complement to the drawn ones.

Just updating on the Gutter components on http://www.steelselect.com We have expanded the packages to include: Lysaght, Stramit & Fielders gutter components. The link is http://steelselect.com/content/viewresource.php?id=4603 Always happy to get feedback on the components. regards Richard

Well, subscribing (and paying) is the way to become a member so that you can log in and finally download there. Frankly, I also like freebies. But if a client wants something that is not accessible as a freebie, there are two solutions: you purchase the pay item and charge the client with the extra cost if you can (especially if he is so picky then he should pay for it) you purchase the pay item hoping that you can use it in the future, in other projects, too and consider it as an "investment" If you often work for clients with such extra wishes, it may be worth subscribing to FF. They have nice, high quality stuff there so it could make a nice turnover after a while as your work would be more quality, too.