Time for a change for me...
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Congratulations!, Chris.
As we can see, (image) you were thinking ahead / are already prepaired for this job and 3D BaseCamp. Even then you knew this was going to happen.p.s. I think your "start ruby scripting" tutorials are great. Wish there were more.
All the best to you and your family in Boulder, with your new job.
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Better image of Chris in action.
(zoom in on the t shirts)
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Many Congrats, Chris. I guess you'll be trading the surfboard for a trail bike now.
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Congratulations!!
How exciting! Best of luck to you and your family on the move.
I can only think SU just got better with the stroke of a pen...nice.Having been the recipient of your generosity through your plug-gins, i selfishly hope you keep in touch with the forums.
Good Luck,
Alfredo
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@alan fraser said:
I guess you'll be trading the surfboard for a trail bike now.
Or a harness and rope!!! I saw some photos of Boulder and the rock in the background looked BIG!
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@thomthom said:
I just get a map .... ? what am I looking at?
Use the Street view option and look around...
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@thomthom said:
@unknownuser said:
I just get a map .... ? what am I looking at?
pretty much the largest mountains in the u.s.
but after i typed the bit about them being a rock, i remembered richard is austrailian so if he wants to call that a rock, it IS in fact a rock
(for me personally though.. i grew up in florida in which the top of your house is the highest point in the state.. and a rock is a bit of dried mud that you throw at your friend.. so when i go to colorado, i feel as if im viewing something majestic)
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Yea, I was great going up in the mountains a little bit. Didn't go far - because we only had some rented town bikes. But I was surprised that the height, Boulder being at being 1.6km, was noticeable when doing even the lightest exercises. They said one had to spend a week to get fully adjusted.
Norway's highest mountains only go up to ~2.5km - but it occurred to me when I was in Boulder that despite all the mountains in Norway - I've never really been more than half way up I think.
I loved the landscape in boulder. Flat in three sides and then the wall of "the rock"
Gold mining area? Think I saw some references to it on the tourist signs - along with suggestions of "make yourself look bigger if you encounter a bear or mountain lion" ... yea - I'll just jump on my stilts... ..or just my shrink-gun on the animal.
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Congratulations Chris, You've been really helpfull for this community and I'm sure You'll be helpfull there too !! And It's nice to have a landscape architect in the dev team !!
I wish you a nice new life !!
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Congratulations, Chris!
All the Best,
_KN
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Congrats!
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That's great Chris, best of luck
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hell yhea.. we want also thomthom, fredo6, tig and some other top plugin writers into the team.. so that sketchup can soon compete with 3dsmax & co..
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Mate, that is fantastic news!!!! For you and for SketchUp!!! All the very best for you and your family. Looking forward to catching up again at the next Basecamp [not missing another one!]
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Thanks everyone! I've finished my 2nd week, started into my 3rd. I've pretty much re-written the entire software single-handedly, sold a billion copies to the Martians, and pretty much fixed every bug out there. Or well, something like that.
(seriously don't let anyone else on the dev. team see this, I don't want to get fired already!) ehehhee
I am totally enjoying working on the development team. They are as amazing as I had hoped for. Each and every one of them is talented and contributes their own amazing talents to SU. I just hope I can keep up! (so far so good
)And yes, I am very excited about this golden ticket to Basecamp! I don't want to ever miss another one either!!!!!!
-Chris
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hehhe, yup! Whatever it takes!
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