Oh hell yeah. But it is impossible to get to because of the tremendous winds that come down off the mountain

Today's inspiration. Eric Owen Moss http://ericowenmoss.com/
Umbrella is an outdoor performance venue designed for 30 performing musicians, and is part of a re-design of 2 1940's warehouses originally planned to house the Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra.

http://www.weinor.com/glasoase.html

Jordi Mila http://jordimila.com/en/the-collection.html
Mountain Diva
Four Seasons
Light Boxing

Paul
So glad to see you back. The Church imagery is beyond stunning.
As for your personal project, it looks to me like it is a mounting platform for The Antikythera mechanism, or a really large septic field "D" box.
Welcome back.

Another workaround I have used is to group the face, so that I guess it then replaces the stray edge, and then it will Pushpull.
But,it is always frustrating when your flow is interrupted.
The cntrl/alt key worked fine, but drawing the line as Sonder suggested sounds like a great idea as well.
Thanks again

Zombie Strippers.
Hell I was I was in a band that played in a club behind them I'm quite sure.

I love the Model and rendering, and really enjoy hearing the history.
Churchill had a wicked sense of humour.
Thanks John and Tig.

Oh come on.
Let's have a nice Nature Flick.

This guy does some neat work.
His Hawaiian Pineapple Resort

Thanks everyone. My work around has been to group the face first, the open the group and Pushpull the face, but it is a real pain in the a**.
(Maybe this should be in the "Duh" thread)

In creating this truss, when I push pull the faces of the webs, I lose the face I pushpull from.
Happens also with joint pushpull as well.
Why?

Can't live without it.

Solo has an amazing asphalt texture.
Here is a link to the thread.http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=111655#p111655

I'm trying to set my units in SketchUp to yoctometers for better precision.
Cool

Great Fun imagery Liam. Would look fantastic matted, framed and hung.

@hieru said:

I'm still working on mine - I got distracted modelling this - but there are some really ingenious texture only solutions over at the Thea forum.

Seriously cool lamp! Hope you finish the model.
I wonder how using textures v/s modeling mesh alters refracted images behind the block. hmmmm...
Hope to get some time to play.

Thanks chedda.
I also played with this diamond block, but abandoned it as I wanted to "suggest"the figure in the shower, and the diamonds just refracted the image too much.
Even the one posted above is not quite subtle enough.
Too me this is where it got interesting as using a straight thin glass was too clear, and using a clear glass material had mixed results. I ended up adding a thin film layer in Thea.
Hope I get more time to play on this as it is an interesting challenge depending on what you want too see through the refractions.
Here is the diamond block image, and the .skp if anybody can ever use it.Glass Block Diamond.skp
And here is the wave style.

Glass block Wave style.skp

Took a stab at it, and it had some definite challenges.
But it was fun.
Glass block via Artisan. Rendered in Thea.

Well I know what I'll be doing tonight.
Thank you so much Simon