no curviloft?

CDW = Corel Photo Paint? great job

that reminds me of my classic Sid Meier's Pirates Large Frigate
beautiful, Marius.
what render app do you use for that? and post pro?

@numbthumb said:

Take a look at Dave´s tutorial on creating new materials: http://www.finewoodworking.com/item/37289/creating-new-materials

thank you for the link

lovely as usual indeed. hope to see that tutorial soon

+1 what is CDW?
even Corel Photo Paint wont do much help with post pro like that i guess.

that would be good. i may need to improve my english also.
as you can see, i am not a native english speaker either.
fortunately, english is a common foreign language here.

@numbthumb said:

Try searching Kerkythea forums.

These images are combination of renderings in Kerkythea and post production in PaintShop Pro. See here: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=24790

thank you for the suggestion

that was done with Kerkythea?
can we find a tutorial about this one in either SketchUcation or Kerkythea forum?

edit:
@unmeilleurreve said:

Here's a better explanation, and I managed to do it all manually with a decent number of rough edges...

what explanation?

thank you very much for those info.
so, Jim's script may not have those kind of drawbacks?
i am afraid that those kind of things are a bit too advanced for me though.
really appreciate your explanation here.

i see. interesting. though i don't think i am using many rubies at the moment. that might be useful someday.
what do you think of other plugins like; Plugin Loader for SketchUp and 000_AdditionalPluginFolders?

if you wouldn't mind to tell the differences between those plugins.

what "ruby toolbar script loader" is that? where can we found it in the forum?

@mike lucey said:

I think I learned today that Chrome is better than FireFox...

I agree, Mike. On some points Chrome might be better than Firefox. Especially for it's speed and vast community contributed of extensions. Though, Firefox also have vast community contributed add-on for that case.
There are also some things that make Chrome wouldn't be able to really "replace" Firefox. This one for instance, as common annoyance in Chrome (probably not any other Chromium based browsers).

There is a review about those browsers if you might interested, in Gizmo's Freeware Review: Best Free Web Browser.

Pardon my english.

is this plugin has been updated recently? does it still work with the recent SU 8? not the M2 one.

is this OSCoolean plugin have any similarity with this Solids Trim and Keep plugin?

thank you Dave. i think that's a pro plugin though. if only i have the cash and a job list to use the plugin perhaps.

yes, i see the info on the first post about the pro feature. thank you, Dave.
so there's no other similar plugin or something with independent program or code somewhere?