@unknownuser said:
I read the review myself last week Mike and was very impressed with the new specs.
What the reviewers did say was it is cheaper to buy the 4gb of memory from someone such as Crucial at £150 (probably a lot cheaper over the pond!) and selling on the memory which comes as strandard.
If I had £1800 spare, I would buy one myself without hesitation!Dylan
hi dylan,
where did you read that review?
edson
da mesma forma, fernando.
espero que em 2008 tenhamos mais gente participando deste forum em poertuguês.
um abraço.
@unknownuser said:
Edson I agree the mac is a very good alternative and something I personally have been wanting to move across to for quite a while. The thing that always puts me off is that I use Autocad which is not available on Mac. I realise you can run in Bootcamp but I often have Autocad open while using things like PS and SU at the same time.
dylan,
i agree with you about bootcamp but there are other apps (parallels, for one) that allow you to run both OS without having to reboot to move from mac to windows.
@unknownuser said:
I would prefer to buy something, plug it in and be done with it. If I have to spend a few extra dollars for that piece of mind I will.
eric,
even if you do not know it, what you want is a mac! your description belies your secret desires. just to whet your appetite i am enclosing 2 mac options. look at the specs.if you want more you can change them before shipping. and the imac price is fantastic.
regards.
![macbook pro 15"](/uploads/imported_attachments/V2q2_macbookpro.png "macbook pro 15"")
![imac 20"](/uploads/imported_attachments/fYuC_imac20quot.png "imac 20"")
@ross macintosh said:
Cheers Marne!
Now get off the table!Regards, Ross
yes, ross. if he is to follow csaba's advice he'd better get off that table!
ever heard of people who buy books by the meter (or foot, depending where you are) in order to fill their shelves and look cultured? somehow i thought of them when downloading your marvellous components: now i am ready for them. let them come and i shall fill their virtual shelves with books of all sorts.
thanks, gidon.
tom,
i showed your trees to the kids who work with me and they were speechless. they just could not believe them. the ones made out of inclined planes so that they look 3D from all positions brought them to their knees.
thnaks for helping me show them we grownups can also excell at computer arts!
cheers.
much appreciated, tom. this is some beautiful tree. i will save it to use on a competition scheme or for a deserving client. thanks!!
hi mr. doug,
welcome aboard. there are several ruby scripts by didier bur that are meant to help one draw walls. they are not well documented at the moment (no user guide) but you may as well try them so see if they help you.
find them here. scroll down to find the ones beginning with the word wall.
dear tom,
amazing trees. apart from being beautiful, it is quite an intelligent idea, a 2D tree that looks 3D from most if not all angles. thanks a lot. i shall be using them a lot.
edson
@burkhard said:
This should work
http://www.pittsburghcorning.com
Go to architects > upper corner left you'll find the library
you'll find the library under EZ Design. the file to download is the ez design library.
hi, burkhard. sorry to be a pain, but could you direct us to what you are suggesting us to download?
thanks, solo.
i would love to see good renders of le corbusier's buildings, especially the ones in concrete, like those he did after the war in india, la tourette, the carpenter center at harvard. the last one is an interesting building of which there are no good images around.
have you rendered other views of this house? i would certainly welcome then.
hi solo,
now i have something to show my students. the house is in such a state of disrepair that the only decent pictures available are b&w ones from the time it was used. thanks.
edson mahfuz, architect
works perfectly for me (although i am on mac).
@unknownuser said:
Do I hear a 'I second that Coen'?
i second that, coen.
although i sympathize with all of you who are experiencing problems, i prefer to see the little fuckups for what they really are.
and this is because i prefer backing the SU developing team up in the hope that they will come up with an SU7 that is better than SU6 THAN to go looking for a new application to do the tasks i do with SU.
moving on to some new app means leaving all that surrounds SU behind. and this i am not prepared to do, because no other app has developed the following and unofficial support that SU enjoys.
