This is almost becoming a series of mine. Design is from 1921.

I think I might finally make some money off this never ending project. I contributed to the design of the house. The garage is just a relatively simple structure. I would have done something with parapets to match the house. This was rendered in D5 Render.

ABC Movie of the Week.

Sketchup, Blender, D5 Sync to D5 Render. The snow is generated with a free Blender plugin. It's too heavy for Sketchup so I directly import it through Blender to D5. There's a mountain back there but I'm still playing around with D5 2.9's new terrain feature.

Nothing fancy. This is a before and after of a simple office remodel to add glass walls and doors. I made the glass walls using Profile Builder 3. I laid out the existing floor plan using matched photo. Was up all morning. Took a day. The architect really likes it. Rendered in D5 Render.

Re: EMD SD45 - Union Pacific

Here's the latest. Still a WIP but I'm getting close to finishing. This is modeled with SU 2022 Pro and rendered in D5 Render.

@Gus-R Dark mode would be nice too.

A paying job! Imagine that. This is designed by a firm I've done renderings for in the past. It's typically my one contact there and the owner. This house is 4 blocks from the Panhandle shore.Comes with a golf cart garage.

Another house. Work in progress. Finished up the model and material set-up this morning and whipped up a scene.

Going to rebuild.

@Rich-O-Brien Is that an external drive?

This sucks.

@L-i-am

Thanks. You know, I think I caused it by unplugging the backyard spotlight on the same dual outlet. I might have sparked it. I'm going to leave the single extension chord connected to one outlet and shift the spotlight to another outlet across the way. I think I did that last time and I ended up having to reset the BIOS. This is an old house. I tried getting someone to check the ground yesterday but as usual he never showed up. He's always late.

@Mike-Amos said in Computer Died:

I'm not an electrician so cannot say and the last time I came into contact with UPS it was work related. ALL hospital departments have to have a UPS local to them and all the homes I have lived in as an adult were grounded to some degree or other. Any elctricians in the forum membership?

I'll consult the tech that's dropping off my computer on Thursday.

Rich, can you delete two of those last posts?

Thanks.

From Microsoft...

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/how-do-i-get-rid-of-the-error-exception-break/cb222a25-89c2-4b36-910e-9130bc686cba

Or.

Run CMD as admin and...

Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth 		 

Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth 		 

Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth 		 

sfc /scannow

Shot in the dark but try from a CMD prompt...

sfc /scannow

Let that run through.

Then.

dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth

@Mike-Amos Place I'm at isn't grounded even though it's a three prong plug. I'm certain. It's not a rental property anymore it's a 100+ year old house.

I think my only option for protection is either a UPS or I found this one outfit that builds non-grounded surge protectors. Called "ZeroSurge." Only problem is their 2-plug version is $263. I called them up today to double check and the man said, yes. No need to be grounded.

2 Outlet Surge Protectors - Zero Surge

2 Outlet Surge Protectors Customer Reviews ZeroSurge 2 Outlet, 15 Amp Surge Protector - 2R15W - #002-00703 2 always on outlets with 15 amp capacity 6 foot, 14 gauge power cord Flat, space saving plug Heavy duty, magnetic shielded steel enclosure Non-sacrificial

Zero Surge (zerosurge.com)

You or Rich think a UPS alone would work?

@Mike-Amos Mike, is your house grounded? Are your outlets grounded?