ok..i ve installed the program again and it happens the same..i ve sent the error report with the description of the error..hope u can fix this inconvenient . Cheers! Elisei

I understand that is easier to convert a skp file into a file format supported by the cnc software than writing that code in sketchup .. The point is that when exporting from sketchup to other formats u don t know exactly what sketchup export,and usually u get lot of problems because the formats are not 100% compatible. U,probably, need to check them there as well .. So far i intent to use the sections i cut from my car to achieve the car shape manually in foam. It would probably be much better to start learning some cad-cam programs but they are too hard for me..and in sketchup i really feel inspired(that s why i still stay on it). Thanks! Elisei

Many manufacturers don't get it, but some do. This type of work is less risky than arcvis or drawing products that don't exist yet. The objective is clearer and as a contractor you can quote the cost of the job much more accurately.

@gaieus said: I think that bath tub with the glass siding would be too sexy for my taste but nice, true. Ya, but think about the ham you could press against that side piece... I agree with Mike and Solo...keep the colors as neutral as you can..just splash a little color as an accent or to key in accesories..unless you never plan on moving....

ok! i ve just fixed it;i should think better i just download the latest version and installed it but still wondering where are they putting those registry?¿ deeply hidden THX! Elisei

Indeed it looks crazy, the peugeot guys are starting to do some nice concepts. Wow, that is strange, almost a year !! And it felt like the other month... These are from the last year.Peugeot Exalt B14, Peugeot Lion Phaeton and Peugeot Type 1(which I am sending it to you if you want to apply some textures as you well know to do). [image: 8NgK_PeugeotExaltB14.jpg] [image: AFU5_PLPa.jpg] [image: RACb_Peugeottype1.jpg] [image: vd0c_Peugeottype1a.jpg] [image: Ubdw_Polycount.jpg]