Stuff Topic (Once "My Projects and W.I.P.s")

pav_3j

it's in the corner bar, it can't really go off topic.

there isn't really a lot to comment on, yet again.
please finish it, or get it at least half done so people can make constructive comments.

showing us a grill, (however nicely it may be modelled) it only really going to get a "nice" which is a waste of everyones time.

Pav

KDSDESIGN

so you want a low quality yet quickly made car rather than a slowly made but exelent car?

pav_3j

now you're being a faceious fool.

i really couldn't care less how well modelled your car is, that is entirely your prerogative.
if it takes a long time then it takes a long time, simple as that.

along with everyone else on here i shall offer you constructive criticism, but only on something worth giving my time to.
it really isn't necessary to post every tiny little part of your model in individual images, it's just a waste of time, and quite frankly insanely annoying.

get your head down, crack on with building the thing and like i have said a few times now, when you get to a point where it is worth posting, then do it.
if i were you i wouldn't even consider posting any more updates until it is at the very least 30% done, no matter how long that takes you, then maybe myself and others shall take this thread seriously.

Pav

Stinkie

@pav_3j said:

get your head down, crack on with building the thing and like i have said a few times now, when you get to a point where it is worth posting, then do it.
if i were you i wouldn't even consider posting any more updates until it is at the very least 30% done, no matter how long that takes you, then maybe myself and others shall take this thread seriously.

Hear, hear! My thoughts exactly.

pbacot

@jackson said:

Jon,

For me reading this thread is more like a long walk through a dessert!

What kind? Christmas Pudding? ... where is that recipe guys!

KDSDESIGN

pav i dont care what you say, just try to talk about the model

pav_3j

it's nice.

Pav

Stinkie

@kdsdesign said:

pav i dont care what you say, just try to talk about the model

I have a suspicion Pav's feelings are shared by many. Indeed, the general consensus seems to be that this thread has been both redundant and annoying from the very beginning. This is not due to us, it's due to you.

Let that sink in. And stop this horse cr@p. Either post something worthwhile, or stop posting altogether. Have some selfrespect, and some courtesy, while you're at it.

pav_3j

yeah i'll second that.

good job for having the cajones to say what i wanted to but didn't.

Pav

Stinkie

No problem. Now I'm just gonna lean back and wait for the pm!

pav_3j

oh i've already had some.

Pav

Jackson

Kevin,

Obviously you're a bit young to understand, but contrary to what you might think, having a high post count won't win friends here if most of the posts are just one word or a smiley, in fact it has had exactly the opposite effect. Likewise, the SCF community tends to be more impressed by intelligence, honesty and generosity than claims of maturity or wealth, so pretending to be someone you're not only makes people angry.

My advice would be to edit your profile to reflect your true age and interests, or just leave it blank. Then concentrate on reading and understanding people's posts and deciding if you can actually offer helpful advice (suggesting someone "try reading the help file" doesn't count) before you reply. Most people spend weeks, months or even years simply reading other people's topics and posts before starting to post themselves and this has created a very healthy community of contributers as well as an extremely useful forum for people working (or playing) with SketchUp. Hundreds of posts with just one word or a smiley make the SCF forums much less useful and enjoyable to visit for everyone, young and old. If you posted less often and with more thought you will find people here will be much friendlier and patient, just as we have been to many of our other younger members.

As a gesture of goodwill here's a component for your car Kevin.
Kevin Smith Nut.jpg