It is really a good way for learning how to weld two objects. Actually, it is simple but it could give us a basic welding procedure. It is really a big help. I am planning to build a welding shop in my place just like my brother did when he transferred to other place.

@wdbao said:

great tutorial
but what is the 2cyl.rb what a strange name
i've never heard it
please tell me where i can find it

try to find "line2tube.rb"

thank you Howard...

np

Really cool. I will have to give it a go tomorrow.
Thanks.

@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

@unknownuser said:

And Gai - that clock is correct two times a day!

Todd

That's true. Even overseas...

Thank you very much bellwells
It was my first ruby script use.

The functions have the same name but act very differently, and the way the lay-out behaves is far more intersting.
My main use is draw doors in my 2d use of SU, and excuse me if I
maintain my wish of having LO arc functions in SU.

Marc

(anglaret)

hehe, that was a good one. the idea with the name mixed with the nickname was taken from the movies/cartoon credits. didn't know that it was not so obvious.

thanks Coen for interview

TBD

Hi Chris, hi folks.

O.3" is 7.5mm (75mm is 3 inches). Other than that, this is an excellent tutorial. How about softening the upper edges of the stone tiles ?

Just ideas.

thanks you eric...this is a looking for

Hi Giddon, hi folks.

I made some tutorials back in 2004, using the empty text technique, and explained it on the old SU forum.

See attached SU 4.0 file for ideas.

Multiple_arrows.skp

yeah that is how i would normally have acheived this, but i find it can be rather messy, not to mention time consuming.

i have just tried this method out, and as far as i can tell, as long as the road doesn't have vastly differeing topography, it is more effective.

of course it is always useful to have more than one method in your sketchup arsenal.

he he

pav

very very nice ......
thanx for this tutorial....
keep sharing like this.....

very useful tip!

Yes I do. What a great tool. Use it all the time. Thanks for the suggestion.

By all means please keep up the transfer. Its something most people would be unwilling to do, so dont let me get in your way. I wont even bother making the suggestion in the proper forum until I find out that you guys are done with the move.

It seems that I posted some wrong link but James updated it (thanks James) as can be seen in the edit field.