Thanks Daniel,

Daniel

"now 32 downloads 5 thanks"

Bonjour Matt,

Tu devrais trouver tout ce que tu désires sur le site http://www.frasers.com/office/office-supplies-canada.cfm.

C'est un catalogue en ligne de produits industriels te donnant accès à une multitude de sites de fournisseurs d'équipements et/ou de pièces diverses au Canada.

En espérant que y trouveras ce que tu cherches.

Daniel

Bonjour Matt,

Félicitation pour cette excellente idée de plug-in. Cela me sera très utile.

J'ai effectué quelques test de celui-ci et il semble qu'il y aurait un problème pour des échelles supérieures à 1:1000. Sur le plan d'implantation d'un site relativement grand sur lequel j'ai travaillé dernièrement, tout semble bien fonctionner dans des échelles inférieures à 1:1000 mais lorsque j'indique une échelle de 1 dans 1500 ou 1 dans 2000, le plan semble plus être dans une échelle de 1:15 ou 1:20.

Voilà pour mes premiers tests de ce plug-in en devenir.

Daniel

Hi all;

I know it's not a 44 gallon drum but this 275 gallon water storage could be interesting for someone.

Daniel

Reservoir 275 gallons2.skp

And one in Quebec....Canada!

Thanks Modelhead, very nice piece

Dear David,

First of all, I’m very impress by all your differents styles and I like all of them.

I work for a winter event in Quebec and I’d like to see the possibility to use a style to see the SU drawing through a thin cracked ice, or with a frosty effect in the periphery of the image.

Do you think it's possible? (With all your style I saw since few days, I think it's not a real probleme for you!!!)

Thank you

Some possible ice effects

I like those to

Thanks Urgen

Daniel

Bonjour Matt,

Merci pour ce script qui devrait s'avérer utile à plusieurs reprises.

J'ai juste une interrogation suite à un premier essai. Je suppose que le chiffre inscrit dans la fenêtre de la longueur de la ligne est au départ en cm. Je travaille encore régulièrement dans le systèmme impérial (pieds et pouces), la longueur inscrite semble, dans ce système, être en pouces.

Est ce qu'il y aurait une façon dans le script d'indiquer une longueur en pieds et en pouces et même, en mètres et centimètres en ajoutant à la suite du chiffre le bon symbole (', ", cm, m)?

Merci

Merci

Thanks for this tutorial Kwistenbiebel.

Very useful for me.

Daniel

Dave,

Thank you so much for all your wonderful styles. But now, when I use SU, I try your differents styles on my old SU projects and I never have enough time to draw new projects!!!!

Urgen,

Your cow is

Hi Kim,

Thanks for your reply.

My SU2KT plug-in and folder were in the right folder and I had the last version.

This morning I removed completly Kerkythea and all the plug-ins of the system and re-installed them for the third time. Now, all seem to be OK.

I really don't understand what was the problem yesterday. Maybe I was in a kind of "twilight Zone".

Thank you

Last weekend, I removed my old Kerkythea software version and plugins and I installed the new one with the new plugins.

Since that time, I'm unable to export any SU work in Kerkythea.

I tried to remove and re-installed the plugins many times, but the result are always the same and I don't know where I'm wrong???

Someone could have a solution for me

This is a very impressive work Tom,

How many time you work to do something like that?

That's really incredible!

Best wishes Craig,

All the people on this forum pulling for you to.

Daniel

Other canadians inventions;

• Lightbulb (first patented) - Henry Woodward (1874)
• Garbage bag (green plastic) - Harry Wasyluk and Larry Hanson (1950s)
• Snowblower - Arthur Sicard (1927)
• Snowmobile - Joseph-Armand Bombardier (1937)
• Anti-Gravity Suit Invented by Wilbur Rounding Franks in 1941
• Electric Car Heater - Thomas Ahearn invented the first electric car heater in 1890
• Kerosene Invented by Doctor Abraham Gesner in 1846
• Music Synthesizer Invented by Hugh Le Caine in 1945
• Walkie-Talkie Invented by Donald L. Hings in 1942
• Wireless Radio Invented by Reginald A. Fessenden in 1900

and one of the best!

• zipper - Invented by Gideon Sundback (1913)

And I think then all of these inventors was under 14 years old!!!

Sad, very sad and tragic sacrifice

"Bonne fête" or "Happy Birthday" Eric

It's your first french course!:lol:

Great job Tinanne

Wonderful details. It's my dream house.

Very nice and cool images

I'm very impressed