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@l_breault said:
Thanks everyone for the kind words. Dazza, the lighting is just a bunch of ies downlights and a hemispherical "studio" ibl. [attachment=0:ed7skbnm]<!-- ia0 -->screenshot.JPG<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:ed7skbnm]
Ah, simple. Thanks 
I always tend to overthink my lighting!
Really impressive.
How did you get such great indoor lighting?
Good work, particularly the Storage Qube!!!
Hey Guys.
I'm definetly more of a modern rock / alternative type.
Here's my current "go to" songs.
The Black Keyes - Little black submarine
Incubus - Dig
Red - Feed the machine
@ SOLO - The Springbok Nude Girls sure brings back a lot of nostalgia!
@richard said:
Mate I know what you mean! For me Layout was a godsend as prior I was using WORD to do all plans and concepts! Layout has some short comings though with lack of shadows but that is quickly overcome with an action in PS. I'm not so sure how well Corel draw goes with shadows, I sent some artwork out last week in PDF and the shadows were lost the other end as they were using Corel and took them about ten attempts to get it close till I gave up and put up with some resolution loss and exported a PNG In lieu!
Tut wise mate help is on the way!
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=179&t=47146
Oh, my "WORD"! I remember the day when I was using Word as well. So glad that's over.
CorelDraw is really powerful, but I find it extremely unstable (frustrating would be more apt) and usually overkill for most of what I do!
Your Tut teaser is looking really promising. Can't wait!
@unknownuser said:
Lovely work, Richard.
Funny how 1 comment can skew all subsequent views.Sure is 1 devilish design!
But seriously, how on earth do you do that in Layout?
I don't suppose you would consider doing a tutorial?
Mind you, I have never really put much effort in to learning Layout. Each time I try, I tend to think that it seems too simple and not powerful enough and give up and go back to CorelDraw (which is a pain in the butt).
But then I see what you can do...
Lovely work, Richard.
Funny how 1 comment can skew all subsequent views. Sure is 1 devilish design! 
But seriously, how on earth do you do that in Layout?
I don't suppose you would consider doing a tutorial?
@richard said:
Mate I've now noted - YOU'RE OUTTA CONTROL!
LMAO.
The thing I love about Pinterest is that it has inspired me to be inspired!
Even my wife's getting starting to "get" it!
@richard said:
Dazza take care mate, that's what happened to me, and now my partner is FREAKIN OUT - I don't even hear her talk now! Blah blah blah - "yes love!".
I better make sure that my wife never hears your name or she might end up hunting you down for taking me away from her!
@unknownuser said:
@richard said:
I found Pinterest funnily enough about two weeks ago and now I'm trawling through peeps collections like a mad man - completely addicted!
See 2 weeks! - http://pinterest.com/richardjeffrey/
My partner just raises her eyes at me each time I pick up my phone! I just find it such a place for inspiration - though it would seem at present only inspiration to search further!
Richard, what have you done!!!!
My productivity has just hit a low after discovering Pinterest!I am definetly finding it way to addictive, both for my sanity and for my bank balance!
I think that I have just repinned half of your collection, some really cool stuff!
@richard said:
I found Pinterest funnily enough about two weeks ago and now I'm trawling through peeps collections like a mad man - completely addicted!
See 2 weeks! - http://pinterest.com/richardjeffrey/
My partner just raises her eyes at me each time I pick up my phone! I just find it such a place for inspiration - though it would seem at present only inspiration to search further!
Richard, what have you done!!!!
My productivity has just hit a low after discovering Pinterest!
I am definetly finding it way to addictive, both for my sanity and for my bank balance! 
Thanks, Paul. You are most generous!
@mark h. said:
"I think part of this worry is that users could be afraid that this move is really to compete than to innovate. Just remember those numerous plugins by your biggest fans. And because of these fans, your software has the be ability for complex modeling, BIM, rendering and animation. So, in a way it is limitless compared to the $3,000 drafting programs! Now that I think about it, what makes SketchUp so unique is that it has nothing to do with technology, it's community. People work so hard on new plugins because they believe in your software, they even offer to help and inspire newcomers. This is pride, and I recommend your team lets that become your navigation as SketchUp develops further. Good luck!" -- Christopher Vela
Mark
Thats awesome!
@mike lucey said:
Dazza, Sorry to hear you lost Zac. Its not a good time when the dog is part of the family.
Thanks, Mike, I appreciate it!
Its still quite raw (been 12 days) and we feel like a limb is missing from our family.
But as they saw: "Its better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all"
And here is one of my special boy, Zac.
A more loving dog I have never met which makes his passing a few weeks ago (at 2.5 years) all the more tragic and heart-aching!
May his gentle soul rest in peace!!!
I Just couldn't resist showing off my 2 blue-merle Aussies!
The 1st is Toby - my intense blue eyed boy who loves playing ball
The 2nd is Indigo - my greedy-guts girl who is always trying to "trick" us into treating her!
@liam887 said:
@utiler said:
Cute little fella, Liam....
Above, 1 month old. Not mine (I wish) just a friends. Is already growing a lot, apparently, already grown a month and is potty trained. Fed mostly on Goats milk although ate a lot of onion tonight,
Please be very careful, onions are toxic to dogs. Speak to your vet for details.
Would hate to see something happen to this cutie!
I would most definitely be interested in a good solid parametric architectural modelling plug-in for SU.
Good luck and please keep us informed!
