These are some great models

Yes, Brad has posted it in the SU Forum above, too: http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=2805 Nice thing probably (I couldn't try it yet)

Now if only you could give us style-by-object display in Sketchup this would be utterly amazing.

No problem.

Thanks for sharing. Mateo.

Hi folks. Of course it is fun, otherwise, I would not be doing these tutorials.

thanks guys, I was hoping it would be in the form of longside/shortside or somehow follow the first movement of the cursor, but x/y makes sense. It seems to be slightly more inconvenient when you are working in a view turned 90 degrees and the origin is not on the screen =D

Here's a free one, just used it today. It's faceflattener019.rb http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=10599&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&hilit=face+flattener -Brodie

Guess who's knocking on 50 then? Wow, I hope you enjoyed the time you spent in South Africa. Regarding the "here". I meant in the clip you made.

Your table is awesome. I rendered it in Kerkythea and it looks great.

@dave r said: Here's another one he says as they all roll their eyes. [image: LimbertTablePapyrus.jpg] think you

You can still use big walls in SU5 - just make sure (in the entity info box) that they don't cast shadows. Yet of course if you upgraded to v.6, you could also use png backgrounds for that...

Nice. I did a bench mounted drill press not too long ago - your bench press is different.

Thanks.

what's "Texture Tweaker"?

Yet another great addon! I really like the Proximity script. Same kind of function I'm familiar with from 3DSMax. I love how SU can be extended so easily. Like Firefox, addons makes it such much more invaluable.

stefan- your problem is a perfect example of when the inferencing thinks it is smarter than you but gets very annoying! One solution to your problem is to draw a transparent plane well above your terrain. Draw your freehand lines as well as you can on the plane above, then you can drop the outline onto your terrain