the slider to the right of the color wheel is all the way at the bottom... That means ANY color you choose will show up as black. Slide that little guy up and you should get the color you are choosing from the wheel.

Another lunch time model.

@hornoxx said:

@aarondietzen said:

...But of course!...

Thanks a lot!!
This is a great (and hopefully timelapsed ) Making Of video !!!

Best

Yeah... even though it was a quick model (25 minutes) I did speed it up for the video... but I did leave it all in there! Even several "oops" moments!

@hornoxx said:

@aarondietzen said:

...Quick model I did earlier this week...

Wonderful - what a nice SubD model idea this example is again !
To reduce the geometry to what is just necessary always looks so simple but is the challenge
(would you mind to share this proxy here?)

But of course!

I even did a video of the model, for anyone interested...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svbaBVbdzhI

Been a while since I posted anything here!

Quick model I did earlier this week:

@thomthom said:

Just waiting for the minion to become SketchUp's "teapot".

I am having too much fun with SubD/QuadFace/VT to not post something...

A face I did this morning:

And the original half face mesh:

I use a Logitech MX Master. I have commands assigned to the forward and back buttons (on the side), a command for the bottom thumb button, and four commands assigned to gestures. I can draw line, erase, select, draw rectangle, rotate, move, and push/pull without touching the keyboard or toolbars.

Andrew, I would say that we are long overdue to hang out! I believe I owe you a pint or two!

Juju, you are correct! BuildEdge is still completely owned by Keymark Enterprises. I chose to leave for a job at SketchUp. The software was not mine to bring, so it stayed where it was.

Hi all,

Yes, it is true, I have accepted a Sales Engineering role at SketchUp. So far it has been great and I am very excited to be even closer to the software that I love using and talking about!

As for BuildEdge, it is still being sold, but, for now, they are only selling over the phone. I don't know what the plan is for BuildEdge, moving forward, but I have truly enjoyed the opportunity that Keymark (the company that created BuildEdge) has given me to both create new software and be involved in the SketchUp community, professionally.

Cheers!
Aaron