thanks cadmaster...

Invader, What Chris posted is most probably not his own site so he has no control over the content - let it be some 3D stuff or the html (or what) composition of the site. So "PLZ" do not ask him to make any effort to convert that site into some more compatible. Do it yourself if you wish (BTW I also use Firefox most of the times but have some recent IE also installed for such cases. Even Opera and Netscape etc. Go and get a try). Thanks for your understanding - and it is meant...

Thanks alot. Looks Great!!!

Eric, at the end you'll end up with so many couches (sorry, sofas and loveseats) that you can open a furniture store... But seriously speaking - indeed very nice pieces!

I don't know how that happened. I originally drew it in AutoCAD and brought it into SketchUp. Must be a CAD thing. I need to learn more about this stuff. Is there anyone out there that also uses AutoCAD to draw the geometry?

So you don't like my avatar? It was the best I could do at short notice. I actually drew that Frankenstein in MS Paint back in the Windows 3.11 era. I need to find something better.

Very nice cadmaster! Thanks, they'll certainly come in handy. poster-Gidon

Thanks. By the way, I went through his stucco and concrete textures and it seems they are not all tessellating bitmaps...that doesn't mean that the non-tessellating ones are useless, but they will not smoothly repeat across a face. And with clever use of the Offset filter and the Stamp tool in Photoshop, you could of course make them all tessellate. There are a nice set of links on this site, though, to various other fabrication and 3D modeling resources. And rodeo queens. [Lewis Wadsworth]