Thanks Dave, that makes a lot of sense.

And I guess they have had measured success with the ruler?

Nice job. Ah the simple days of wall pockets and "mail" that you didn't just throw away in reams. Those days a single letter was a real prize!

I probably did some of my best work on the drawing board. One had to be economical with the views, unlike today's 3D modelling suites where views are generated by a mouse click. Bob

Great video + Great architect. To be the only one back in the 80's making buildings out of paper must've seemed mad to everyone... now it's becoming more important.

Majid, I don't have access to the SketchUp file at the moment but if you're wondering if faces are reversed, I can assure you they are not. I'm very particular about not having exposed back faces in my models. FWIW, I think this issue was sorted out on the KT forum. Everything pointed to the material image not being in RGB format.

More sailing last night. This time with nearly a full moon above the thick haze. [image: 9818976835_6ef275b5b9_z.jpg] [image: 9818567956_54c8196e07_z.jpg]

I'll give that a shot. It would be cool if the offset lines could automatically be hidden lines.

Thanks Carsten.

And I thought we had it bad here in West Central Wi. It was nothing compared to that.

Yes. It seems though that there's something different about this graduated color than a simple graduation done in PhotoShop. I think it would be cool to make materials to insinuate reflective surfaces by rendering reflective surfaces and using the resulting images.

Thanks. I was thinking of dominoes, too. You're right that they used mortises and tenons. Wide tenons on the steps.

And this sketch may have been simply an attempt to record a concept on which the architect based his final design, not intending it for publication.

Always factual

Good knees are hard to find these days, Pilou. and finding four that are T-shaped and the right size even harder.

In fact it's because I had a plastic model who was quasi the same form than your legs' table not refound but...something like this [image: Epingle-a-linge-recycle-20tina.com_1350392967_120x104.jpg]

Thanks for that. It sounds like more work than the way I do it. There's no need to use Zorro in my process. Although there are some occasions when I do make a copy of a component to edit it, in this sort of thing I don't find a need to do that. I just edit the components in place. Could you show us an example of how Zorro is used for your process?