Hi all,

New project, just looking for comments and crits.
Thanks!

Well, one thing we are now certain is that Cornel has no sense of humour

Hi Adam,
Go to cotation style and untick the right box (3m).
Hope that help

Very good Roger
May be a new question, did god creates humour?

Bonjour,
Tu dois certainement avoir une raison particulière pour travailler en composant dynamique, chose que je ne maîtrise pas mais en ce qui concerne le positionnement de l'arêtier, voici ce que j'obtiens en pj.

Travail victorienne bois-mod.skp

Thanks for the link John, looks interesting.

Happy birthday Dave, have a nice day with that bottle

Thanks Sonder, that made the trick and I will go your way now on but that doesn't explain why i didnt have this problem before last update.....

Thanks you for such a quick answer.
As a matter of fact i don't use any scenes for that sort of work. Each section cut is a single file in SU and comes as a single file in LO. I don't move the model or change the camera view, all I do is zooming in and out to make minor modifications like erasing a line somewhere in the drawing.
What is strange is that it is a recent LO behaviour I never encountered before.....

Hi,
I jump on this subject as i have been facing the very same problem very recently, as far as i can relate since the last SU update.
I have a cut view I exported to LO then went back to SU, made minor modification and when I update in LO I notice a weird move as you can notice in the snapshot.
What is going wrong?
Thanks for help.

Come on boys! Nobody to argue with Cornel on that subject?
May be he could let us know what the bible says about it

"then even discussing the issue is a waste of time because he simply knows everyone else is wrong"

You nail it Box

By the way I much admire Alan, Tig, and others abnegation trying to argue with Cornel but it's where
we see the wises against the fool.

Happy new year to all of you.

Good job!
Thanks.

Merci Adebeo et surtout Matthieu. Excellente découverte!

Thanks John.
The Fresnel effect on water is quite easy to obtain in Artlantis. So thanks to the software!
Have a nice day

Well Roger, I am afraid the coastline has changed a lot in 2000 years.....
Two interesting entries I found googling:

http://www.espr-archeologia.it/articles/35/Pliny-the-Youngers-Laurentinum
http://www.virginia.edu/president/kenanscholarship/work/archive_files/penley_chiang/Images/Villa/Pliny/Laurentinum%20Images.htm

And just to know a little more about Leon Krier:
http://www.moma.org/collection/artist.php?artist_id=3250
http://emergenturbanism.com/2009/12/29/leon-kriers-lesson-in-architecture/
and coming next tuesday:
http://www.dia.org/calendar/lecture.aspx?id=2945&iid=

@alvis
Thanks.
@Roger:
Plinus the Young (61 -114 aft. J.-C.) describes in his well known ( at least for latinist) letter to Gallus, his Laurentum villa near Rome. This detailed description gave birth to numerous restitution trials since Renaissance.
In 1981 the French Institute of Architecture (IFA) launched a competition which object was the restitution of this villa. Leon Krier, one of the selected competitor, has been from the late 1970s onwards, but especially during the 1980s, one of the most influential neo-traditional or post modern architects and planners. His work in the US are Seaside and Windsor village in Florida. In Europe, Poundbury (England) Luxembourg city, Atlantis International cultural center in Canaria. He has been writing thirteen books amongst which are "Architecture: choice or fate", "Houses, Palaces, Cities"', "The Architecture of community". No need to say he his one of my master.
Statement for his work on Laurentine villa was that: "archeologia wich doesn't dare to rebuilt is only necrophilia and fetishism. Ruins cult isn't culturally acquired, it is a form of disrespect to the ancient. Ruins love is only the celebration of ruins imagination"
For this model I worked from documentation of the IFA and the masterplan included in "Architecture: choice or fate".
Hope I have answered to your questions.

Hi all,

It's been a long time I wanted to model this work from Leon Krier. It is Plinus villa, supposed to be near Ostia, Italy.
Thanks to best-lemming for the ship.
C&C welcome.

Hi Sepo,

Great work on the staircase and windows, simple but subtil.First class!