Elegant design, love the way the terraces allow the inhabitants to interact with the outdoors on all floors, and the addition of the sun shade works well with the building. Is the sun shade retractable?

Yet another variation on the recursive spirals theme. [image: Rpzz_recursivespiralswossmall.jpg]

Thank you That is helpful.

Elegant method! But seems a rotation on the good axis + elevation gives the same result with the "Grow" script by Tig with just one click Just built the first piece with an integer angle for have any problem of junctions Just a question : How many segments or coordinates can manage SU before slowdown? Zbrush can manage some millions of polys, I am no sure than SU can make the same Tin method is very consuming but tricky Waiting next Tin episode with delight

That sums up Windows Vista pretty well.

thanks fred, will give that a go in a minute! pav (luciano)

thanks so much fred, you are a legend. pav

Maybe moderators should open a section Tin? The new art Su morphologic

@unknownuser said: Fred, as these TIN models you have been posting are not tutorials I have moved them to the Component section. : Eric, That makes sense. Thanks for finding the right place for them. Fred

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thanks dear Fbartels . recently I am working on a new way for organic modeling . this is ( i guess) something new , and easier than geart SOLO method). i'll share it soon

@unknownuser said: OK this one is more speedy Pilou, Excellent! That makes perfect sense. Never occurred to me but certainly much quicker. Pilou, yesterday I tried to make a spiraling TIN tube by cutting what a thought was a properly angled segment from the TIN tube and duplicating it. I couldn't get the pieces to match up perfectly so I gave up. Perhaps you might have some ideas how to accomplish? Fred

@jean-franco said: That's my hoby. But since I discover SUp I'm doing too much virtual works My wife ask me to visit more often my shop!!! Anyway I've a lot of fun with you guys. When I started with SUp I had a very good support with Dave Richards. I learned a lot and still continue with all of you. Thanks[attachment=0:1etw4h3o]<!-- ia0 -->Petite table Louis XV_couleur.jpg<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:1etw4h3o] Jean-Franco, Your work is beautifully detailed and proportioned. Please continue to share! SU does certainly seem to have an addictive quality for some of us, and add to that the pleasure of sharing your work with kindred souls from around the world... well it is no wonder we are spending more time in the virtual world. Our spouses will just need to adjust. BTW, I did a quick Google Earth visit to Mulhouse. I'd never heard of it before and was curiuos. It looks like a very pleasant small city. Fred

Thanks Remus. Pure abstraction. Just wanted to see what the shape would look like.

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