A Welcome Message to New SketchUcation Members
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Hi design software (could you add a more human name under the "Name" tag here BTW) and welcome to SCF!
BTW your link goes to a US located site: http://www.rorise.com/ What is the relationship?
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@gaieus said:
Hi design software (could you add a more human name under the "Name" tag here BTW) and welcome to SCF!
BTW your link goes to a US located site: http://www.rorise.com/ What is the relationship?
My name is Florin
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Thanks, better this way
(we added that field especially for those who have "funny" usernames hard to call someone)
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Hi!! my name is Jef Coelho, from the Brasil. Sorry for bad english. I work with exhibition stands.
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Hi Jef,
Welcome to SCF, enjoy snooping around and don't hesitate to post some work in the Gallery forum. That render has a nice style to it!
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@unknownuser said:
Hi Jef,
Welcome to SCF, enjoy snooping around and don't hesitate to post some work in the Gallery forum. That render has a nice style to it!
Thank you! I used to do that render Kerkythea
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@jef.coelho said:
Hi!! my name is Jef Coelho, from the Brasil. Sorry for bad english. I work with exhibition stands.
Your name reminds me about the writer "Paulo" and his book "The Alchemist". Although not as famous as Paulo's books, Maitreyi novel, written by Mircea Eliade, is much deeper than most books. I recommend you.
@Csaba: Can you tell us a good book written by a Hungarian writer?
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@design software said:
@jef.coelho said:
Hi!! my name is Jef Coelho, from the Brasil. Sorry for bad english. I work with exhibition stands.
Your name reminds me about the writer "Paulo" and his book "The Alchemist". Although not as famous as Paulo's books, Maitreyi novel, written by Mircea Eliade, is much deeper than most books. I recommend you.
@Csaba: Can you tell us a good book written by a Hungarian writer?
Hungarian could not tell .. but from Paulo Coelho, who is not my relative but also a Brazilian, is the last book "The Aleph" which is very good.
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Hi, my name is Fred and I have been using SkecthUp for about 4 years now. Unfortunately, I only found out about this forum quite recently. It would've been very time-saving..
I think I've reached a point where I can try to use SU professionally. I am planing on creating a portfolio and I have no idea on where to begin.
Any ideas or experiences would be very appreciated.
I hope I can sometime be of some help to some of you.
Thanks, Fred
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Welcome, Fred:
I am just one of the members, here. Glad you found this forum.
Take some time to explore. Read some of the threads. Use the Search field to find things by keyword. And, by all means, feel free to ask questions, and offer suggestions.
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hello! my name is Joshua. I am interested in posting here so I thought I would introduce myself first. Hello!
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Hey Joshua!
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Hey Goldenfrog!
So, how'd you get that signature that links to your models? -
Just go over to the user control panel. You'll see it then
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Greeting!
Not new to sketch up, But i have lots to learn. I have come here to learn a lot more about this seemingly powerful program.
I and a tinkerer of sorts and find pleasure in modding computer cases. I'm a moderator on at forum that is aimed at modding computers.
After some searching expect to find me chiming in with questions and perhaps a few answers!
Thanks a bunch
GM -
Good Morning All:
Not new to SketchUp either, using for about 4 years on and off, but working to integrate it more into our design work.
Starting off, if someone could point me to a subforum where SU/ACAD workstation configurations are discussed, it'd be much appreciated. The Dell Precision M4300 runs SUPro7 well, but I'm looking into getting a work station that will be dedicated to the heavy end of modeling & rendering.
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Hi all, names Ray, retired Army with more time on my hands than I know what to do with.
Always been interested in 3D, architecture, drawing, CGI and the like. Had v4 a long time
ago (think it was 4 anyways) and enjoyed messing with it but couldn't get past the
'beginner' stage back then. Re-found SketchUp 7 just recently and so far have enjoyed playing with it and
seeing what a lot of you all can do with it.Looking forward to learning from you all.
-Ray
(I have real thick skin, if I post anything by all means critique honestly)
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