Thanks for the help guys

Try searching on 3dfilter.. there are lots of results for nascar vehicles, tracks, wheels : http://www.3dfilter.com/search/nascar/0

Hi Roberto, The angle of the photo is too acute to take any kind of texture from. The nearest I could find to it on the Net, that was from a decent angle, was this flint wall in England. http://consult.north-norfolk.gov.uk/events/5619/images/web/594674_0_1.jpg I've made a tileable texture from the part on the right. If you are going to tile it across a large surface, I notice that there is a near vertical line of slightly darker stones..about 40% in from the left on the top edge. These are a bit noticeable if repeated too often. You might want to lighten them a little or clone some other stones over the top. [image: ddak_flint_wall.jpg]

GREAT and AWESOME!, thanks a lot!

Hey Alan thanks so much mate for the informations there! I'll definately try them out! I worked out a very simple way to run a texture up a trunk or branch using a few projections, which would have eased so much post work on a unfolded map - though each is exported to any render app as a separate material GRRR! I so much wish for the day SU supports better mapping options! Thanks again!

In fact, I should have painted the roof white now as you say. Using "simple" example components to display a style is indeed for not making them distracting.

Planetarium Seating, Stellar Model 35-306A?

Hehe. I've just seen your huge wine barrel GE model in the warehouse.

Have you checked at FormFonts...??

Thanks for the replies. What I wanted was a line texture that would not result in objects i.e. closed rectangles. I had the notion that an image texture would be less resource hungry than a bunch thousands of lines. At any rate, I created it in AutoCad without allowing the ends to connect and imported. Will turn into jpg later. thanks again

[image: pY1a_ivy.jpg] Here's my try at a vertical garden.. I think it is a wonderful idea and can't wait to use it in a project.

Hi Bob, you could also have a look at AdamB's interesting plugin.

siwilks, they are good value.....you don't need to water them or fertilise them..... .....and they last forever...!!

yes they are usable 2)In the component diolog box push details and open or create a local collection. I hope you have SU 7.1,it actually has a back button

Sorry, I'll take them down as soon as I can Thanks for the link

Wonderful, thanks. I tried acme but mine must be messed up. It won't let me build with the block products anymore, only bricks. Thanks, -Brodie

..and this one sorry! Emerald Pearl.skm

Thats great, I will take a look at it tonight once I get home. But it looks like that could be the ticket. Thanks a lot.

Thanks, nice model A small point, the file size is pretty large, particularly if you intend using plenty of these in your model! You could have drastically reduced the file size by making a component out of an individual leaf, then stretching/scaling copies to make the diferent variations required, similarly with the branches. On like models I have seen the file size reduced by 90% or more.

No problemo! Any other DigitalX models you guys see in the free section that you would like me to polyreduce and convert to .skp?