Tina Anne, sorry, Grandma
Judging from the photo of your avitar, you're too young looking to be a Grandma. If that's a photo of your daughter, she's too young to be a Momma. If that's a photo of your grand-daughter, well.....
What's in the drinking water up there in Maine anyway?
Mazel tov to you and your family Tina and Merry Christmas. Most people get a pair of socks. An i-phone maybe but a grandchild? Whooo.
Allen
Mateo,
Nice design and presentation. Very soft for a retail building. Some questions if I might.
Here in the state, vertical retailing (more than one story) is a tough sell since its hard to drag shoppers up more than one level. Your structure seems like four or more levels. Is that commonplace?
Here in the states a retail building would be plastered with signage announcing the names of the tenants and your facade is serenely absent of signage. Again, is that customary in your area?
Thanks for sharing your work,
Allen
Hi Susan and others,
I purchased the SketchUp version of the plan view plants for a site plan I was doing. It worked beautifully and last night the Executive Board members and the President of the Congregation came by to meet, saw the newly embellished plan and were extremely pleased.
Adding all the cars, trees, shrubs and with shadows turned on does take a heavy load on computer time but the output is worth it.
Great value and of course Susan was helpful to the extremen because I initially downloaded the wrong version and she helped me get to what I needed. Thanks Susan.
Allen
Eric,
My wife and I read your recipe and laughed 'til the tears blinded us.
Very funny.
Happy Thanksgiving to all,
Allen
Patrice and others,
Works well within Piranesi. Simport your SketchUp model, insert RPC elements, position them as you see fit not only in relative space front to back and side to side, but you can angle them (rotate) them as well. Especially nice with cars.
Allen
Ta da!
Slow but sloppy. Had a wee bit of confusion getting here but here none the less.
Allen
Hi,
This has probably been mentioned before but..
I've been working on a school addition to a synagogue and bought Entourage Arts 2d plan view elements to liven up the site plan. The file is now quite large.
When I try to export a png file at 4000 horizontal (the largest my computer would allow - the others failed) it took over an hour. I tried to print a pdf to file and kept having problems with portions of the plan being omitted no matter what settings I tried. Finally went to a tabloid size plot (wanted larger) at the highest resolution and it too took a long time.
I seem to remember reading something about this somewhere and it being a SU 6 issue so I saved down to version 5 and the pdf file took but a few moments to print right the first time.
I would have thought this would have been fixed by now. I have the latest version of SU install in a HP laptop with ATI video card running XP.
Allen
poster-Allen Weitzman